Showing posts with label Rhyme Royal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rhyme Royal. Show all posts

Saturday, May 30, 2026

Marx Grob von Appenzell - Order of the Silver Tyger

Culann and Honig, Majesties Royal:
In Them is bounty, wisdom, governance. 
Their path in this Kingdom East ever shall
Be to hold forth! Give fruitful abundance.
Turn to Marx Grob von Appenzel at once
They’ve noticed him whose presence has enhanced
 And with such prowess We’d see him advanced
For Marx in word, in work, in countenance,
In presence and on the field of battle 
Coupled with his support and steadfastness 
His throughalness in the combat scrabble 
With such valor proves he does not dabble 
His gentle heart is of great humbleness 
With time long past coming, let's now address
 That his valor so proved, We are moved to 
Proclaim Silver Tyger as is his due 
Done at Tournament of the Daffodils and Thrown Weapons Champions in the canton of Midland Vale, Anno Societatis LX* 

Done in Rhyme Royal after Chaucer’s translation of his contemporary, the Swiss-French poet, Othon of Grandson.
Word Count 136

Illumination and Calligraphy by Emma Makilmone


Originally set for Tournament of the Daffodils, went out at Southern Region War Camp



Rhyme Royale 

10 Syllables/Iambic Pentameter
ABABBCC 

A Culann and Honig, Majesties Royal:
B In Them is bounty, wisdom, governance
A Their path in this Kingdom East ever shall
B Be to hold forth! Give fruitful abundance.
B Turn to Marx Grob von Appenzel at once
C Thev’e noticed him whose presence has enhanced
C And with such prowess We’d see him advanced

A For Marx in word, in work, in countenance,
B In presence and on the field of battle 
A Coupled with his support and steadfastness 
B His throughalness in the combat scrabble 
B With such valor proves he does not dabble 
C His gentle heart is of great humbleness 
C with time long past coming, let's now address

D That his valor so proved, We are moved to 
D Proclaim Silver Tyger as is his due 

Done at Tournament of the Daffodils and Thrown Weapons Champions in the canton of Midland Vale, AS LX 


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Saturday, March 21, 2026

Brógáin Ó Ríain - Order of the Silver Crescent

 Of Brógáin, who’s to be lauded this hour
His works sing his praise and yields this renown;
Majesties East in their sovereign power
Donovan! Mengha! Wear these Eastern Crowns
Have seen him utilise his skills endowed
Over time, with effort gone to great lengths
Joining Silver Crescents: with all his strengths 

Thawing of the Mud is oft times sun lit
For Brógáin Ó Ríain 
We present this Award of High Merit 

Done AS, LIX in the Barony of Settmour Swamp

Word count 80
Illumination and Calligraphy by Emma Makilmone

Rhyme Royale 

ABABBCC 

DD Final couplet


A Of Brógáin, who’s to be lauded this hour

B His works sing his praise and yields this renown;

A Majesties East in their sovereign power

B Donovan! Mengha! Wear these Eastern Crowns

B Have seen him utilise his skills endowed

C Over time, with effort gone to great lengths

C Joining Silver Crescents: with all his strengths 


Thawing of the Mud is oft times sun lit

For Brógáin Ó Ríain 

We present this Award of High Merit 


Done AS, LIX in the Barony of Settmour Swamp


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Saturday, April 5, 2025

Galen of Stonemarche - Court Barony

 These Kingdom Monarchs, like in unity:
Matthew and Fiamuin at their last court
Would take this pleasing opportunity 
To show Our unequivocal support 
And extol such praise (Our time might run short) 
But We push through, eager to show regard 
In this Our great Crown Province of Østgarðr

At this Coronation Event, We see

All manner of those that call the East home

Including one before Us on bent knee 

This accolade will ever be his own

To take with him wherever he may roam

 Court Barony For one known as Galen

Now filled with praises here and back again 


Word Count 100

Illumination Calligraphy by Emma Makilmone

Photo by Emma Makilmone



Key - Rhyme Royale 

ABABBCC 

/ iamb indicators 5 feet/10 syllables

Imperfect syllable count notation

Heraldic Language


A These King/dom Mon/archs, like/ in un/ity/

B  Matthew/ and Fi/amuin/ at their/ last court/

A  Would take/ this pleas/ing opp/ortun/ity/ 

B To show/ Our un/equi/vocal/ support/ 

B and ex/tol such/ praise (Our/ time might/ run short/

C but We/ push through/, eager/to show/ regard 

C In this/ Our great/ Crown Prov/ince of/ Østgarðr/


A At this/ Coron/ation/ Event/, We see/

B All man/ner of/ those that/ call the/ East home/

A Includ/ing one/ before/ Us on/ bent knee/ 

B This ac/colade/ will ev/er be/ his own/ 

B To take/ with him/ wherev/er he/ may roam/

 C Court Bar/ony/ For one/ known as/ Galen/

C Now filled/ with prais/es here/ and back/ again/ 


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