Ixac ben Simone - Writ for Pelican

Magnificent Majesties Oliver and Grainne of Æthelmearc, make morning’s mists melt and the sun move through midday to this mellifluous moment. 

A moment memorializing how Ixac models manner in mindfulness as Baron for many months, with more waiting to materialize, as the Minister and manager of Our land-mass of Delftwood. 

If there’s a free moment, as affirmed by the masses, he becomes motivated, and thus molds his muscles to help move matériel anywhere it needs must be.

Today is but a moment in the meadows and moors of the Shire of Steltonwald, as he’s embraced by members of Our Order Pelican. 

This moment has been put in motion this day, May, the 16th, AS 61, Our machinations motivated from Our mouths to mandate, at an impending time, as yet unsaid.  Moreover unto Ixac ben Simone We say:

    There once was a man from Æthelmearc    

    Whose service has achieved a benchmark  

    We’ll have the most fun

    Asking a question

    And getting answered on this remark

Word Count 164

Calligraphy by Jonathan Blaecstan

Photo by Amalie Reinhardt

KEY 
-Alliteration
Alliteration
Mid-Word Alliteration
- Limerick 
Rhyme Pattern:
AABBA 
Syllable count:
A9 
B5 

Magnificent Majesties Oliver and Grainne of Æthelmearc, make morning’s mists melt and the sun move through midday to this mellifluous moment. 

A moment memorializing how Ixac models manner in mindfulness as Baron for many months, with more waiting to materialize, as the Minister and manager of Our land-mass of Delftwood.

If there’s a free moment, as affirmed by the masses, he becomes motivated, and thus molds his muscles to help move matériel anywhere it needs must be.

Today is but a moment in the meadows and moors of the Shire of Steltonwald, as he’s embraced by members of Our Order Pelican. 

This moment has been put in motion this day, May, the 16th, AS 61, Our machinations motivated from Our mouths to mandate, at an impending time, as yet unsaid.  Moreover unto Ixac ben Simone We say:

9A There once was a man from Æthemearc

9A Whose service has achieved a benchmark  

5B We’ll have the most fun

5B Asking a question

9A And getting answered on this remark

Though this BLOG be madness, yet there is

method in ’t

-Hamlet - Act 2, scene 2

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Photo by Amalie Reinhardt

Photo by Amalie Reinhardt
Facepalm moment: The recipient realized the alliteration!

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Daniel Duinnshleibhe - Order of the Golden Alce Æ

King Oliver and Queen Grainne this day

Stand in Æthelmearc midst this fine array 

And call for one so sly and fine of kit 

We are full of praise for one of his wit 

Daniel come nearer, as We will it be

For there’s words to say that We both agree

In fighting he is made well acquitted 

With elegant grace, earnest spirited 

Daniel Duinnshleibhe’s shown growth with his skill

Thus has earned the Golden Alce By Our will

Successful praises go out as is planned

Fortnight and a day after the one and

Sixtieth anniversary of our Society

At Our War Practice midst much gaiety

Word count 106

Illumination and Calligraphy by Amalie Reinhardt

Photo by Amalie Reinhardt

Chaucerian Rhyming Couplets

Syllable Count 10

Rhyming couplets

Imperfect Syllable Count Notation

Heraldic Language (if needed)

King Oliver and Queen Grainne this day

Stand in Æthelmearc midst this fine array 

And call for one so sly and fine of kit 

We are full of praise for one of his wit 

Daniel come nearer, as We will it be

For there’s words to say that We both agree

In fighting he is made well acquitted 

With elegant grace, earnest spirited 

Daniel Duinnshleibhe’s shown growth with his skill

Thus has earned the Golden Alce By Our will

Successful praises go out as is planned

Fortnight and a day after the one and

Sixtieth anniversary of our Society 13

At Our War Practice midst much gaiety

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Talon Van Horne - Award of Arms

From The East Kingdom Tales:

Prologue of Talon’s Tale

There’s one here in An Dub, that Ducks bespoke

We are happiest today to invoke 

Certain he will laugh and be of good cheer,

As to this tale, that you all shall next hear. 

Here beginneth Talon’s Tale

Woe to the cook, unless his sauces were

Pungent and sharp! And ready is his gear!

Their halls set with tables must be ready!

Brimming savory food, safe and steady

When orchestrated by Talen Van Horne

There is no woe! His food’s fine ev’ry morn

He has been set to serve for decades hence

But now it is known, his drive’s still intense

Culann and Honig Eastern Majesties

On this day of Crown Tourney are most pleased

Use processes and procedures to gift

This gentle with Award of Arms as fit

Talen’s love is seen through what he does neat 

As is the bee hive full of honey sweet.

Done this Anno Societatis  LXI

Word count 157

Illumination and Calligraphy by Fiona the Volatile

Photo by Fiona the Volatile

Chaucerian Couplets

10 Syllables/Iambic Pentameter

Rhyming couplets

From The East Kingdom Tales:

Prologue of Talon’s Tale

There’s one here in An Dub, that Ducks bespoke

We are happiest today to invoke 

Certain he will laugh and be of good cheer,

As to this tale, that you all shall next hear. 

Here beginneth Talon’s Tale.

Woe to the cook, unless his sauces were

Pungent and sharp! And ready is his gear!

Their halls set with tables must be ready!

Brimming savory food, safe and steady

When orchestrated by Talen Van Horne

There is no woe! His food’s fine ev’ry morn

He has been set to serve for decades hence

But now it is known, his drive’s still intense

Culann and Honig Eastern Majesties

On this day of Crown Tourney are most pleased

Use processes and procedures to gift

This gentle with Award of Arms as fit

Talen’s love is seen through what he does neat 

As is the bee hive full of honey sweet.

Done this Anno Societatis  LXI

Words are sweet, but they never take the place of food.
– African Proverb

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Kathrine of Owlsherst - Award of Arms

Done First Court, under East's Sky 

Coronation hosted by 

Settmour Swamp, the place as Called 

For All to watch, now enthralled 

For Footwork with growing skill 

Sets to hone the fencer’s will 

In fact she's become immersed 

That's Our Katherine of Owlherst 

Research for diverse kitchens 

Cooking in all conditions

We perceive and would propel 

Praise for people that excel

King Culann with Honig Queen

Keep a close watch and have seen 

She has clout fierce, as We've learned 

Award of Arms, here confirmed

This Anno Societatis LX 

Word count 88

Illumination and Calligraphy by Cwenthryth Wine

Photo by Cwenthryth Wine

Key Old Irish
Syllable count 7
AABB Rhyme scheme
Alliteration
Imperfect Syllable Count

A Done First Court, under East's Sky 

A Coronation hosted by
B Settmour Swamp, the place as Called
B For All to watch, now enthralled 

A For Footwork with growing skill
A Sets to hone the fencer’s will
B In fact she's become immersed
B that's Our Katherine of Owlherst 8

A Research for diverse kitchens 

A Cooking in all conditions

B We perceive and would propel
B  Praise for people that excel

A King Culann with Honig Queen
A Keep a close watch and have seen
B She has clout fierce, as We've learned
B Award of Arms, here confirmed

This Anno Societatis LX 

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Photo by Hugoline the Delicate

Photo by Hugoline the Delicate