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I agree. We seem to have the same goal, so my first advice stands, not my second.
I am currently trying to develop a language that is both simple and expressive, and making some progress. The overall design is finished, and I am now down to what instructions it should have. It is a general bi-graph, but with a sequential program structure, and no separation of program and data.
It is somewhat different from what you want, as I also need something that have measurable use of time and memory, and is provable able to run fast.
Could I have a link, or maybe some more information about this language? It's something I'm very interested in (merging expressiveness and guarantees about resource usage).