Alliteration

is the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.  Look for it in these:

"Seaweed" by D.H. Lawrence

Cascara by S.M.(M).L.

So much of what makes us 
beautiful is shaped by what 
is beneath our skin.  The arch
of our eyebrows, the lift of
our cheek all due to what lies
below.  Skin and bones.

A cascara we paint each day,
frame with flowers
and jewels.  But it's the light behind
our eyes, that brings a smile, 
not the grinning, teeth-clenched
of a skull, but the smirk of 
narrowed lips.  

It's our humanness 
that makes us love and that's even
deeper down than our structure,
something secret, silent, a 
sparkle that can silence, a 
secret a lover keeps, and a 
truth that what is here and now
matters as much as what comes
next.