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if you won't learn a second tongue, that's foreign to you, like, let's say french, or spanish... don't expect me to "integrate" into your society, and leave my mothertongue in a ditch, in the gutter, in a forgetfullness... i'm keeping mine, and you'll have to cut my tongue off, to make me forget it! why? what's the main reason?     the r!         the R! the trill!                well... i have another name for the so-called trill...    great oral ***                         for one...                                     but in my gob... that letter equates to a rattlesnake...                         the english took the ketamine-numbing approach to the R...          the french?          they, they...      they just ******* hark it out... ha ha... as if they were clearing their throats from too many cigarettes the previous day...                         my R is a rattlesnake...                         so, once more... oh, i learn your language, i'll even beat you at it...                 given my current expression...   but forget my mothertongue, and not have the odd sing-along to a song in my native (tongue)?      forget it...               you numbed the R...    you're almost swallowing your tongue when expressing it...                                               where's your serpent regarding the letter? oh... an anaconda... quasi-bear-like hibernation               after eating some animal in one gulp...      where is the snake's **** by the way?                                            do they have one?                                                       i'd love to see a snake take a **** but that's like: a month's, if not half a year's worth of "indigestion".              n'ah... i'll integrate, for sure, i'll use the tongue,                       but not using the native?                      forget it! you learn a second tongue!         we have to meet halfway, after all. i feel sorry for R in the hands of the french, or the english...       the former are harking it... the latter are numbing it...                                     me? thankfully using it like a rattlesnake.
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May 13, 2017
May 13, 2017 at 1:16 PM UTC
a message to the english / rattlesnake R
if you won't learn a second tongue, that's foreign to you, like, let's say french, or spanish... don't expect me to "integrate" into your society, and leave my mothertongue in a ditch, in the gutter, in a forgetfullness... i'm keeping mine, and you'll have to cut my tongue off, to make me forget it! why? what's the main reason?     the r!         the R! the trill!                well... i have another name for the so-called trill...    great oral ***                         for one...                                     but in my gob... that letter equates to a rattlesnake...                         the english took the ketamine-numbing approach to the R...          the french?          they, they...      they just ******* hark it out... ha ha... as if they were clearing their throats from too many cigarettes the previous day...                         my R is a rattlesnake...                         so, once more... oh, i learn your language, i'll even beat you at it...                 given my current expression...   but forget my mothertongue, and not have the odd sing-along to a song in my native (tongue)?      forget it...               you numbed the R...    you're almost swallowing your tongue when expressing it...                                               where's your serpent regarding the letter? oh... an anaconda... quasi-bear-like hibernation               after eating some animal in one gulp...      where is the snake's **** by the way?                                            do they have one?                                                       i'd love to see a snake take a **** but that's like: a month's, if not half a year's worth of "indigestion".              n'ah... i'll integrate, for sure, i'll use the tongue,                       but not using the native?                      forget it! you learn a second tongue!         we have to meet halfway, after all. i feel sorry for R in the hands of the french, or the english...       the former are harking it... the latter are numbing it...                                     me? thankfully using it like a rattlesnake.
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May 13, 2017
May 13, 2017 at 1:16 PM UTC
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