Our prompt this week is Assonance.
Create a brief list of words that have a similar vowel sound. Then, using your list as a guide, write a poem that uses assonance in one or several places. Be sure to read your poem out lout to yourself to hear the musicality that these sounds added to your poem.
A long look at assonance can be found here: studiobinder – what is assonance
(a shorter one can be found by re-reading the line above, or the image below)
As always, please share your poem in the comments and I will be happy to read it and share my thoughts.

Love your prompts. Here’s my little take on assonance:
Cosmic Morse Code
The light of a dead star
still sparkles in my night sky,
relentlessly spelling messages
into the darkness of destiny.
I don’t speak sun.
I know it reads:
Sing your song,
even if nobody listens.
Your story will find a home,
one day.
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Thank you for sharing this one. You captured it right from the start in the title. You never know when the things we send out will land.
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Thanks, and nice to see someone else share a response too. 🙂
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Thank you for sharing this one. I was glad to see another post too. Participation helps the work of coming up with prompts feel worth it.
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This is a prompt I can really enjoy~
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Thank you for sharing this one.
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