Sċēaweres

 

Foundation.

Mixing Old English within the 21st Century.

Titul:

Sċēaweres

(An all ana

 voice hwisprian's)

For although our pæþe 

Are divided by Wyrd

By The Grēat In-Betweonum

Also viewed as Destiny or Fate

By our Andsaca's

Enemies

Vultures and lions

Which Scyttan 

Hydan 

In The Great Ether

Restless

Unseen

And with great Hungor

Ravenous 

Just outside our Godcundlic Gates

Ours is a sacred Trēowa 

One 

No fowl creatures knoweth

And which the vultures, lions and ravenous creatures: filled with Æfestiġ

And second eyes 

Grene

Hath seen

But we will be Siġefæst

So

"Hál wes þú or wes hál"

(C) Copyright John Duffy

Old English andgiet:

Meanings:

Sċēaweres

Watchers.

All ana 

Unaccompanied.

Hwisprian

Whisper.

pæþe

Paths.

Andsaca

Enemy, adversary.

Scyttan:

 "To hunt," this word could be used if the "prowling" is specifically in search of prey.

Hydan

Meant to conceal.

Hungor

Hunger.

Godcundlic.

Spiritual. 

Trēowa

Faith, pledge, agreement.

Grene

Green.

Æfestiġ

Jealous or envious.

Hath

Have.

Siġefæst

Victorious.

Hál wes þú or wes hál 

Be in good health' or 'be fortunate'.

(Now read again, now you understand. Especially the ending)

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