Yes, but as far as I know
alliteration is the repetition of the same letter sound; usually a consonant.
Eg. "The
lovely long legged leopard lounged in the
lane".
Otherwise it's just a rhyme, init?
As to the original Q.: Yes, it's "Imagery"
(see also "Similie" Eg. "The lovely long legged leopard lounged LIKE a lousy no good piece of *%#@#$.")
My question: There seems to be a disproportionate number of occurences where 'Lose' (Verb: to misplace, to evade, be defeated, to be bereaved of...) is often spelt 'Loose' (Adjective: unfastened, free, not tight (see also 'Loose Chick')).:slap:
I would pass it off as a simple blunder but the alarming regularity of this heinous error makes me wonder if I'm missing something? Is this new Kiwi slang?
...not that I mind, mind you. Keep speeelin howeva u pls.

edit: ...and try not to LOSE the front end.
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