The Rune Poem stanzas Wealth and Human have so much in common they ought to be a matched set, except they already have their own partners, The Grave, and Need. Here are Wealth and Human… More
Star light, star bright,
First star I see tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might, have this wish I wish tonight. Not a pony what am I going to do with a horse, not chocolate ice cream, it was… More
Send out some air and impede it a bit with your vocal cords, press your lips together and send that air through your nose. Smell that? Mmmmm. Delicious.
Carve the rune for joy and give … More
N, voiced alveolar nasal. Vibrate some air through your vocal cords, stop it at the roof of your mouth with your tongue. Nope. No passage here. Send that air out through your nose.
When… More
Lord what fools these mortals be
Wondering at our spectrality.
What is our modality?
Are we duality or plurality?
Or some sort of totality?
And where is our locality?
Ignoring their… More
You ok? You look a mess. Well, you knew this meltdown was coming. You got all the signals and that was a massive red flag back there, but no. Some people don’t listen. Well, don’t… More
You look happy on the outside but I can still see you coming apart. It’s your whole vibe: you’ve got no zip, zero, nada, and look at you. Loved by your family, yes some of them… More
Your hand hurts. Your non-ergonomically correct work station is giving you all kinds of scoliosis. You are low on ink and making more is a whole thing. That stuff doesn’t grow… More
Be happy, your people love you, especially when you are happy. Enjoy each other because everybody will die. When will you depart, one from the other? Oh I couldn’t tell you that.… More
Listen up. As if from nowhere you will have nothing, it’s where nothing comes from, did you not know? That pain in your chest will be your heart squeezing down two sizes too small.… More
In Old English, a mann is a human being of any gender, translated into modern English as anyone, they, people, a citizen, a human. Mann is not a male person here, so when you see Mann as… More
In mirth they are loved by their kin
Though each and every one must depart from the other
For the gods will by their judgement,
That wretched body, entrust to the earth.… More
It is a constraint on the heart
Though for the children of envy it often turns
Into help nevertheless,
If they would listen to omens beforehand.… More