watch your language

∴ to an english speaker these words appear
like riddles wrapped in a cheer
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what is “hwylus” do you suppose
you wont find answers looking at those toes
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does this mean a llama on skates
or a penguin juggling plates
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“greannmhar” might suggest a leprechaun’s wig
or a sneaky potato doing a jig
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could “furan” be a highland cow’s shout
or a sheep playing bagpipes, no doubt
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but to truly grasp their merry essence
we’d need a language lesson, no pretense
for in these words, laughter’s the key
no matter the tongue may joy set us free ∴