Windy: A Tautogram Poem

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When West winds wail,

Wild willows weep.

When wanderers wait,

Within walls –

Which withstand withering winds.

Wayfarers waylaid when –

Woodlands’ winding ways were wrecked.

 

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Inspired by Storms Ciara and Dennis, and by Saturday Mix: Tautogram Poems

Tautogram Poems

A “tautogram is best explained by its Greek root words of ‘tauto’ meaning ‘the same’ and ‘gramma’ meaning ‘letter.’ Basically, all words in the poem begin with the same letter.”