Multilingual Poems - Poems about Multilingual

Grimoire enchantress beguiles vetala invictus, slicka min kisse, hehe just kidding, just a u’i lata spreading sugar, a sweet gift. A snarl like smile crosses my countenance as I manifest into a deity of quintessential grandiloquence on this edifice, casting thy maestra symphony to be or not to be liminal esoteric Mnemosyne velleity, but in...

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multilingual birds i hear - little studs poked into each ear in stunning colors...

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The Mockingbird sings out his misleading best, in hopes to attract a dupe with a nest, where the squatter believes mate’s eggs should belong; so mimics and jabbers uncountable songs. Catbirds and...

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Did you hear about Don? What a guy! On the pretty gals he had his eye. But he had zero chance with them all. At romance he kept messing up, for he was shy. In a language school Don then enrolled where he learned words of love, I am told. Of cute *senoritas he’d ask for *besitas. His tongue was becoming quite bold! The language...

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Multilingual people are those I adore. They hold keys to open a locked door. They have taken their education that extra mile. Ability to speak in other tongues makes me smile. They finds friends in many corners of the world. Communication no matter which flag is unfurled, is truly an non-depreciable asset to hold. I think these people are worth their weight...

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