{"line1":"The language of dreamers","line2":"dancers poets","line3":"melts in your mouth","line4":"like granita helados","line5":"The language of engineers","line6":"chops at the palate","line7":"like screws","line8":"Everyone bleeds","line9":"What a ruckus they make","line10":"when they mate","line11":"They say","line12":"opposites attract","line13":"Lovers and engineers","line14":"loud and soft","line15":"rough and smooth","line16":"good and evil","line17":"Save us all","line18":"when the mind","line19":"holds more than one language","line20":"what a rough dance","line21":"more like a wrestling match","line22":"until someone is pinned","line23":"and someone breathes again","seoTitle":"The Language of Dreamers — A Poem on Opposites and Inner Duality","seoDescription":"A poem about the clash between dreamers and engineers, the soft and the rough, and the beautiful wrestling match of holding more than one language in the mind — by Pemba Umoja.","keywords":"language of dreamers poem, opposites attract poetry, inner duality poem, dreamers vs engineers, Pemba Umoja poetry"}