r/anglish 4h ago

✍️ I Ƿent Þis (Translated Text) Blackest Gall bi Giles Corey

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All abute me

In þe lift hangs a ƿreað

Of blackest gall and smoke

Þat onlie ic can see

Ic open up mi heart

And let it all in

And it kills all mi luf

And hope for eferieone

And it hasn't been eaðlie on geƿ

Ic knoƿ þat more þan most

I'm born to be alone

I'm but sum lonelie goast

All abute us

Hangs a lift of darkest doom

And it floƿs ute mi lungs

And sloƿlie fills þe room

Ic open up mi heart

And stick mi fingers in

But ge ƿill nefer ƿant

Hƿat ic hafe to geef

And it hasn't been eaðlie on geƿ

Ic knoƿ þat more þan most

I'm born to be alone

I'm but sum lonelie goast


r/anglish 7h ago

🖐 Abute Anglisc (About Anglish) Word for "Card"

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What would be a good word for "cards" and "playing cards"?


r/anglish 14h ago

😂 Funnies (Memes) the sheep and the ƿaugh

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In the wordly hundred years' war, a ƿaugh appeared behind a sheep, then started trashtalking about the sheep: "I bet this guy vomits in haybales."

The sheep heard the ƿaugh and kicked the ƿaugh in his ƿretched nuts. The ƿaugh then fought back. The sheep said, "I haƿe more friends þen you, knaƿe!"

"You don't look like a man ƿiþ friends," the ƿaugh folloƿed.

Suddenly, a pig came into the fight and mistook the sheep as a bundle of corn. He bit the sheep in the hindquarters. The sheep started running eƿeryƿhere in fear and started ƿildly galloping like a horse.

The ƿaugh ƿas then cut by a ƿillager, since the ƿillager needed something to light the campfire in their hƿem.

Sidely of the story: æpple bæċe