Ally-teration
An April Asexual Address
An annual auspicious affair!
...accounting adversely against artisanal ardor,
alas.
All accused amphibians are attending!
Awaiting applause atop amphitheaters
accentuating appealing acoustics.
....
...ambiguous audio...
....
Are all annoyed advocates avoiding addressing
age-old animalistic arguments?
An alphabetic addition ain't actually awkward.
All anthropologic amenities are
accepted,
appreciated,
astonishing.
Apprehensive allies aggregate.
Accredited acronym architects
avail any altruistic accomplishment.
ANNOUNCEMENT!:
ANONYMOUS AMBIGUITY
AIN'T AFFECTING ANY
ALCHEMIC ASSURANCE,
ALRIGHT?
Autonomy allays automatically at any allusion
about authoritative aggrandizement.
A'lil advice?
Articulate affection. Annex an authentic archetype.
Affirm and advance after abjection and antipathy.
Approach antagonists at another and all angles.
Aquire affinity after antithetical auras,
anthropomorphic anomalies,
abstract anachronisms.
Argue against antidisestablishmentarianism.
Abolish avoidable amateur abortionists.
Assimilate an anarchist's aspect about
all asymmetric arrangements.
Annihilate antiquated abberations.
Asphyxiate apolitical apathy
and assumed advantages.
Accept abnormalities.
Abandon abusers.
AMPERSAND!
Apologize about antecedent affronts.
All alternatives are apocalyptic.
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I'm a little early for pride month (and couldn't figure out the formatting in time for submission for the Tautogram challenge) but I had a ton of fun with this and still wanted to share!
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