Peter, Patty, Percy, and, Pamela!
Just an absurd P tautogram!
Peter Pauper pottered patiently poking pottery pieces
Patty Pastry practiced pressing pretty pastry pansies
Pervy Percy perused Pretty Polly's pretty panties
Pamela Pavlova pranced perfectly polishing plywood platforms
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Author's Notes: Who misses tautograms? Just me. Suit yourself. Here's one. It's very absurd, but sometimes absurdity is a good thing!
Here are some more sensible things:
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Paul Stewart
Award-Winning Writer, Poet, Scottish-Italian, Subversive.
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Comments (8)
.. “Who misses tautograms? Just me”. 😅😂 Well I enjoyed it. Have you been writing your novel or something..? Feel like I haven’t seen you in weeks.
I had no idea these forms had a name, I may have to try one myself you made it look so fun!
I miss Tautograms too but not enough to attempt another one, lol. You made it seem like a fun tongue twister. I loved it! 🍩🥐
This is great. I still hate tautograms though. Lol
Ah, that Percy. Just curious, but you used doubling on each of the first three lines (pottered/pottery, Pastry/pastry, Pretty/pretty). Was there a reason you didn't on the fourth?
lol, I loved this so much
😂😂😂 I love unexpected and this was definitely that !!! Lol 🙈😂✨ laughed out loud trying to read it aloud 😂
Pretty poem! Perfectly palpable!