vowels are a ****** in english dyslexia, i've never heard of dyslexia in any other language, english can become custard, confusing syllable bulges; for all i know, polish is the most decisive syllable segregator, and this comes as an observation as a "native" speaker, even though i've spoken english much longer, i still managed to keep a linguistic integrity, unlike some of these uncle sinjit(s): spakka no urdu no more? ree'dah no sanskrit no more? all this ****** radicalisation ought to be blamed on the parents, who try too hard to "integrate", and disavow their children from their one, true mother, der zunge! plus, a question to canada (c16) - couldn't we just settle on calling james, josephine, and therefore allow the more authentic cascade of pronoun to fall through? i really, i mean, i really can't start calling james she, so, can we at least settle on the shortcut of calling james josephine?

it's easy to become jealous,
esp. in love, but also
in the craft of *ars poetica,
but there is a simple
antidote -
     don't feed the grievous
green eyes of
that sort of monstrosity -
instead of being jealous,
become... complimentary.