#the rood

[leftovies]

ahh

[joohoneyinmytea]

alright, changkyun is officially SUED

HOW DARE

I LITERALLY JUST SAW THE DAMN TEASER

AND HE JUST GONNA DROP A WHOLE ASS BOP ON ME

WITH BARELY ANY WARNING?!?!?

IT WAS AN ASSAULT ON MY PERSON

AND I WON’T STAND FOR IT

[badgerswake]

Anglo-Saxon English was a language of tremendous richness. Its vowels, which could be mixed together in many ways, gave it subtle moods and echoing tones. Its Germanic consonants could declaim and whisper, crack and crunch. Even in formal verse, the lines varies their stresses and length, falling into the natural rhythm of the scene the poet wished to evoke. It was the tongue of Nordic sagas and of men who lived by the sea, river, and forest. When poets recited, their listeners could almost feel the swinging axe, see heroes fall, sense the deer in the thicket, or hear the singing saw of the swans' wings over the water.

London, Edward Rutherfurd, pg. 145.