Re: Poem in Fynetik Inglix

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>Gerald Koenig wrote:
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>> While I'm doing it, I'd love to see a verse from a "clangy" poem, such
>> as this one, especially one with variant english spelling of the rhyming
>> words. Just a suggestion.
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>Of course, this should be rendered into Maryland Standard English orthography.
>:-)
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>But here it is in American Regularized Inglish.  A few British variants are
>in ()s.  I may have made some errors.
Well I really do like it. Pardon my ignorance but I never heard of
American Regularized Inglish, I'm not sure it's not a parody! I learned
something, balm has a silent l. I will admit I am often the butt of
family jokes about some of my pronunciations, especially some rarer
words I love to use, but it doesn't stop me. Some questions, Why do
nevver, hevveens, and  endevvor have two r's, and why does moone have
an e, ...  Ryming, a big improvement. Thanks for the opportunity to
enjoy the poem again in a new format.

Just to save a repost that got lost in the moment of cutoff, I got the
same translation results exactly as Nicole on the other poem, except I
missed "motto".

Jerry