The Language Mother Poem by Ernest Makuakua

The Language Mother

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arrived in a womb mother
delivered me in a world mother
that is your father said mother
now squeeze that milk son
but mother?
your tongue?
'do not cry my child she said'
mother what do i do?
'hold on to the breast with your tongue'

your tongue will be from my mother
the blood is your fathers yet the language is mine
my mother tongue. squeezed in love shielded as tiny as you are

Xilandi is the language mother
my mother tongue

The  Language Mother
Monday, February 22, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: language
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Abderrahmane Dakir 29 February 2016

Nice poem about the definition of the truth about mother. Thank you for sharing.

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Dr Antony Theodore 22 February 2016

your tongue will be from my mother the blood is your fathers yet the language is mine my mother tongue. squeezed in love shielded as tiny as you are how fine are ur ways to think of your mothertongue. thank you dear poet. tony

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Ernest Makuakua 22 February 2016

thank you Doctor

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