Commentary and Philosophy Poetry posted May 10, 2024


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my wife and I love mangling each other's native langagues

Mole hills out of mountains

by jake cosmos aller

My wife and I

Grew up in different cultures

Different worlds

Speaking different languages.

When we got together

We quickly made our own language.

A mixture of my native English

And her native Korean

Lately, adding in a few Spanish words.

We delighted

 In mangling each other’s

Native tongue.

She often trips up on idioms

Such as making a molehill

Out of a mountain.

Just to name one of the many idioms

That she has mangled to death

Over the years.


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Idiom Poetry writing prompt entry
Writing Prompt
Write a poem that features or studies an idiom or series of idioms. Your poem can be rhyming or free verse. An idiom is an expression that presents a figurative, non-literal meaning attached to the phrase. Such as: Under the Weather. Highlight your idiom or Idioms by making them Bold put them in Italics or both.


Idiom Poetry
Write a poem that features or studies an idiom or series of idioms.
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