ADMIRABLY AMICABLE ASSONANCE

by Ashraf A.

This is a book of entirely new assonance of 3,333 words alliterations without any impurities. This assonance of alliterations is first of its kind for those who understand gloriously peaceful signs.

An average sentance from the book:

Colossally continuous Cosmicweb consisting
connected conglomerations containing complex clusters
consisting combined constellations containing countless
colourful, colourless, celestial contrivances.

Connected conglomerations: Galaxy filaments
Complex clusters: Galaxy clusters
Combined constellations: Galaxies
Colourful celestial contrivances: Stars
Colourless celestial contrivances: Asteroids, Moons, Planets, Black Holes.

23 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2019

About the author

Welcome to the author page of Ashraf A. I love writing as literature is the only infinity; created by humanity, that realization is enough for me but if the dream is infinite to a writer, then breathing is same as dreaming that life is nothing but imagination.

I have completed more than fifty works on the universal genre; thirty titles are available here. Google search keywords: ashraf author, ashraf writer, ashraf a.

Reviews

[Philip Dodd · Rating 4 out of 5]

Admirably Amicable Assonance by Ashraf A. is a book rare enough to be called unique. I doubt if another such book exists. It is a short book, concentrating on the first eight letters of the alphabet. It begins, appropriately with the letter A, and ends with the letter H. Every word in part one, concentrating on the letter A, begins with the letter A. The book is not just a word game, however, a use of the dictionary to link words in a stream all beginning with same letter, an exercise in extreme alliteration. No, it does not read as nonsense. It is a serious work, coming close to sublime poetry, at times. Because every word in part one concentrates on words beginning with the letter A, for example, I found I had to concentrate harder than I usually would, attend more closely.
The mind demands sense, desires meaning, pattern. Much of what is written in the book sounds like advice from an advanced computer that has activated itself to speak about earth and its human inhabitants and their place in the cosmos. It speaks of serious matters, life, death, love, hate, heaven, hell, pollution, climate change, depression, healing, collapse, recovery. The messages that come through the book are constantly positive, which I liked. For example, here is a passage from the part of the book which concentrates on the letter F:
"Forever fortunate freedom's fabulously favourite flags flying forever."
In part four of the book, which concentrates on words beginning with the letter D, I liked the following lines on ending depression:
"Demolish depressions destroying designed dreams. Demolish depressions; dare designed dreaming, demolish depressions; declare dominant doorways."
I particularly liked the stream of words beginning with the letter C. I found them spiritually liberating, branching as they did out into the cosmos. Here is an example of what I mean:
"Colossally continuous Cosmicweb consisting combined constellations containing countless, colourful, colourless, celestial contrivances. Creaturely clever cosmic characters cosmically coexisting cleverly contemplating constantly continuous cosmos."
It reads like an attempt to describe the infinite using only words beginning with the letter C.
A puzzling, refreshing book to read. It may be odd, but it is well worth discovering.

[R Gallegos · Rating 1 out of 5]

I would give this book a zero star if at all possible. It is an abomination to the written word. It's basically just a bunch of words taken from a dictionary without the actual definitions and is a complete nightmare mess. It gave me a headache to even read the first sentence, which is not a sentence at all. Poetry? NOWHERE NEAR IT! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!