Oldenglish Stories

Nikole, the princess who escaped from her kingdom. Then came the major storm, which she had no idea would hit that night. When she awoke the next day, events had moved so quickly that she was imprisoned in the other kingdom's jail. She was at the wrong place; little did she realize that secrets would be exposed to her as she put foot on the gleaming floor of the palace. She encountered turmoil, despair, and, of course, love.

A book encompassing the wisdom of Elden English, in the form of Poetry

Mr. and Mrs. Carter are found dead after a heated fight. Some say it's murder, some say it's suicide, and some say it's both, but Ruby believes that it's a murder and that the murderer is under the same roof as her...

#73 (28/6/16) Are you lost? Then be found with Embrace Poetry, some of the most exuberant poetic pieces you will ever read will be found in this book, you will experience sadness, love, peace and joy. In essence this is a collection of my original pieces, some dark and others a bit more calm and fascinating. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as i enjoyed writing them. Stay tuned I update regularly.

He is a monarch. Untouchable Distant. But, even more then that, he is the Sun King. -- What happens when the King lays eyes on a dumb (mute) woman named Anastasia? As you know, my descriptions stink!

Masks make us happy. Masks make us sad. Masks make us good. Masks make us bad. Masks never show The face behind So, I guess, in a way Masks make us blind. Aurelia Blackwell was born and raised in Society. Ever since she joined it, she has followed its rules obsessively, afraid of being Shunned. She wore her mask very day without fail, never daring to even joke about Revealing. Tristan Lake was the opposite. With his family secret supporters of Revealing, every day is dangerous. But when their worlds collide everything descends into chaos.

I own nothing that shall be transferred to this online account. This is an old Anglo-Saxon book filled with Poses and Poetry from 1137 to 1892. It was selected and annotated by Professor John Matthews Manly, the head of the english department in the University of Chicago. Published by Gin and Company in Boston•NewYork•Chicago•London•Atlanta•Dallas•Columbus•SanFrancisco. All rights are reserved to rightful Owners. I will wrte the translations amd not everthibg fron the physical book will be transferred to this online copy.

Many decades have past since the lights of Rome finally went out in Britain, but now a new threat comes from the east, aboard ships with dragon heads, mouths open like crescent moons, the Angles arrive on the shores of Britain, led by their ruler, Icel Bludseax!

shall I compare thee to a summer's day? thou art more lovely and more temperate

In a world of gothic horror, regret tarnishes the land and a sickness curses those left alive. Can a destined 'feverless one' bring an end to the pain and suffering, or is there something greater stored in fate for the paths of our so-called hero?

𝕬 𝖕𝖔𝖊𝖒 𝖎𝖘 𝖆𝖌𝖆𝖎𝖓𝖘𝖙 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖘𝖚𝖕𝖊𝖗𝖘𝖙𝖎𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖚𝖘 𝖕𝖗𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖈𝖊 𝖔𝖋 𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖉𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝖋𝖚𝖙𝖚𝖗𝖊 𝖜𝖎𝖙𝖍 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖍𝖊𝖑𝖕 𝖔𝖋 𝖕𝖆𝖑𝖒𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖗𝖞.

We're rarely aware, or at least fully aware, of our subconscious mental activity. But subconscious thought does affect our feelings and behavior, and it's often revealed in dreams, artistic expression, and slips of the tongue. The subconscious mind can be a hiding place for anxiety, a source of creativity, and often the reason behind our own mysterious behavior. MERRIAM-WEBSTER you never know what it is you fail to recognize 'till your pen dances to your subconscious. let them be the life of the ball, let your page be their dancefloor, let your voice be the sound, let them write this secret down.

Short stories I'm writing for fun.

"Though Shakespeare bids his last sonnet, his presence is ignited by these pieces, and hither I am-With his words, roots, and blood, we represent greatness." ━━━━━ As Shakespeare visited our dreams, a synopsis of the journey began to sprout, from a seedling of a single drop of ink to a beanstalk of masterpieces, each leaf containing great works and masteries that each of the writers enjoyed, put effort into, and gave their all to write. Shakespeare enlightened us and told us to write more; he even told us and compared two of his most phenomenal characters, Romeo and Juliet, who both died at the end of their romantic story. This set is an agglomeration and collection of works inspired by the style and topics of how Shakespeare wrote his poems, which are: what it means to be a man; conflict; corruption; transformation; order and disorder; loyalty; appearance and reality; guilt; sin; and retribution. A set of poems written in Shakespearean English typography, also known as Elizabethan English, a set of realization and brilliance.

A Shakespearean Sonnet styled poem. It's an individual describing about the lady he loves.

The poetic work "Fairest Charity" is a heartfelt and evocative ode to an idealized love. Its themes resonate deeply with classical motifs of romantic longing and unyielding devotion. Through eloquent and rhythmic verses, the poet encapsulates the agony of separation and the fervor of unreciprocated love, echoing the timeless narratives of star-crossed lovers. Each stanza vividly portrays the emotional turmoil and passionate resolve of the speaker, who venerates Charity as both muse and guiding star. The recurrent imagery of light and fire symbolizes the intensity and purity of the poet's affection, while the lamentation over physical distance highlights the bittersweet nature of their bond. The language is rich with romanticism, employing a blend of archaic and contemporary expressions that evoke the grandeur of classical love poetry. This stylistic choice not only enhances the lyrical quality but also imbues the work with a sense of timelessness. While the poem's repetitive structure and thematic focus may seem excessive to some, they effectively emphasize the depth of the speaker's emotions. "Fairest Charity" stands as a poignant testament to enduring love, skillfully capturing the essence of yearning and the indomitable spirit of the heart.

An immortal being that scoured Earth for an eternity seeking love finally meets a match; a divine woman with the beauty of a thousand Edens and the malice of an endless red sea.

Apart they are pure chaos, together they are a devilish wreck. Elani the Barbaric and Ngao the Reckless will do anything to stay together and woe unto whoever tries to pull them apart. So what shall happen then when they realize Elani has all along been married to the man she knew to be her father? >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~< Author's note: Story is set in 1913 when most Kenyan communities were fighting to keep the British colonialists off their lands. This book however has zero incidents of any war. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the images used in the book nor for the book cover.

"This is all about you, my love, my evermore." (Poetry collection!!) [Plagiarism is not allowed]

This fairytale is part of this little big fanfic I've been writing called "The Gift". You might also enjoy it as a single, but it really blossoms as part of a whole. This is like the bonus track of a Fleetwood Mac album. Enjoy!