my language is a tongue that licks the remains of my heart, my language is the after taste of bitter lemons stuck on the roof of my mouth.
my language is a tongue irreplaceable, indefinable and infinite, it keeps me on the edge and wraps around me like warm nights in spring.
my language hurts when i speak, kicks the back of my teeth when i beg for it to be let out, my language is a blubbering mess of words that i don't understand anymore because your language has contaminated mine.
i stomach my language for days on sticky humid nights, most when i talk to you, it stays / and stays / and stays and then gradually i forget, forget the meaning it was supposed to hold when it was still in my stomach.
on some days my language is the air i breathe, it's the oxygen that runs around in my lungs and the blood that i feel flows on my wrist, my language is a remain of the remains.













