Your language is lying to you, poetry as a territory for action is a provocation to explore the ideas, structures, and beliefs that inhabit our words. It is a poem-essay on the languages that we have inherited, the ones that we forgot, and the ones we decided to create to transform our history, name our feelings, and invent other forms of living. It reflects on embodied, contextualised, and alive writing opening questions on transformation and collectivisation, inviting us to think of poetry as an intersectional practice to intervene in our societies.