Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
kurwa? why did i include the word kurwa in the sentence? it's a conjunction: i / and. sometimes you wonder why certain consonants don't have applicable diacritical marks...     for example the word: bydło / cattle -                     because that's what you say of people who clearly, rather, make language pristine when doing ******** and sniffing up an **** here... we find the b without the acute stress.. bydło - cattle, readied for the slaughterhouses;                  nar kan haczyk na błazna! idzie tuman! i zanim horongiew wron! i wonder as to why they keep their vocabulary freed from taboo and insistent on herr censor -                        oh right, 'cos it has to look and sound "pretty", right?     **** 'em... i'll speak the worsened type of peasant... i'll talk pheasant, i'll talk peacock, and you do your little **** should i care.
0
Oct 15, 2016
Oct 15, 2016 at 3:33 PM UTC
bydło na tle horongiew wron
kurwa? why did i include the word kurwa in the sentence? it's a conjunction: i / and. sometimes you wonder why certain consonants don't have applicable diacritical marks...     for example the word: bydło / cattle -                     because that's what you say of people who clearly, rather, make language pristine when doing ******** and sniffing up an **** here... we find the b without the acute stress.. bydło - cattle, readied for the slaughterhouses;                  nar kan haczyk na błazna! idzie tuman! i zanim horongiew wron! i wonder as to why they keep their vocabulary freed from taboo and insistent on herr censor -                        oh right, 'cos it has to look and sound "pretty", right?     **** 'em... i'll speak the worsened type of peasant... i'll talk pheasant, i'll talk peacock, and you do your little **** should i care.
Written by
Oct 15, 2016
Oct 15, 2016 at 3:33 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem