Garastāvoklis:

ancient

Let us not forget the anonymous architects of winged words:

σúν μοι πῖνε συνήβα συνέρα συστεφανηφóρει,
σúν μοι μαινομένῳ μαíνεο, σὺν σώφρονι σωφρóνει.
(drink with me, be youthful with me, love with me, wear garlands with me; be mad with me when I am mad, sober with me when I am sober.)

(scolion, ca. VI-V century BC)

take the words alliterating in s- (= 2 x 4)

σúν - συνήβα συνέρα συστεφανηφóρει

σúν - σὺν σώφρονι σωφρóνει

  , take the ones alliterating in m- (= 1+3 = 4)

μοι - μοι μαινομένῳ μαíνεο (two of each (s- and m-) repetitions of the same root:

μαινομένῳ μαíνεο, σώφρονι σωφρóνε)

and there's only one word left:

πῖνε

which is the definition of what a "scolion" is (a drinking song) - and the main point of the poet.