if his heart be ablaze, and pivoting on the crux as the worthwhile expression, my heart's ablaze to match, but it pivots on an iron maiden, plunged into molten rock - the tiniest of hearts, a rice tooth in the augmenting jawline of a shark.

to truly acquire a second language,
to the extent of becoming a spider,
or a minotaur,
you must pick up the native's
idiosynchracies,
  idiosyncracies... ******...
idiosyncratic - a **** load of
ccccccccccccccccc
ccccccccccccccccc (sees, seas,
cs, c's - how do you actually write
a plural of a letter in english?!
n.b. without using the possessive
affix? well, as is on the curb:
spitting and craving: i'm
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,
              i'm not as if!)
and what happens when you don't
pick up the native "idiosyncratic"
idiom / proverb? apart from cockney
slang, that's bonkers already
from the get go...
    you invent *shlang,
for cultural shluts...
or shaun sean connery's of
the world... by the way,
has anyone seen mishter bond lately?