All A’s albeit apples axed

Acres

ache 

all 

around

affronting  

ancient

agriculture

another 

ax

aborting 

an

appleseed

adios 

appeased 

appetite 

adieu

alfresco 

a la mode

amend

advertisements 

amscray 

alacrity

anon

add

apricots

apropos 

apples

acknowledge

awkward

aftertaste

absent

anthropocene

applause

About tyler4turtles

I am an avid photographer, poet, ecologist, bookworm, blogger, art enthusiast and runner who calls Montana home but lives in Oregon.
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6 Responses to All A’s albeit apples axed

  1. Wow! That was quite a challenge, wasn’t it?

    • Thank you! Yes, it was challenging but ultimately fun and rewarding. I’m always game for a crisp alliterative apple (or apricot in this case). Just so you know, I added some more A-words since you last read the poem and changed the title. Hope you enjoy the rest of my thought process! Have a great day 🙂
      Cheers,
      Tyler

  2. twoscamps says:

    An alacrity (to your) artistry. Awesome.

  3. words4jp says:

    wowzers, eating an apple will never feel the same again – i will be thinking of A’s!

    • Thank you, Kim! It felt good to just focus on alliteration while still retaining some sense of flow and meaning. The first letter of the alphabet is the first to drop from my mind. How ironic, right? A world without apples would be pretty tasteless. Whoever heard of trading your apple for an apricot?
      Cheers,
      Tyler 🙂