Matthew Grymm's Poetry - Revision history

Grim at 21:58, 5 October 2010

2010-10-05T21:58:18Z

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-	This is a page listing the work of one Matthew Grymm, who bears a distinct resemblence to [[Grim the Skald]] in all but his clothing. Perhaps he is descendant? Who can say?	+	This is a page listing the work of one Matthew Grymm, who bears a distinct resemblence to [[Grim the Skald]] in all but his clothing. Perhaps he is a descendant? Who can say?

	The works herein are rendered in 14th Century verse styles. Being from Yorkshire, and siezed with the ancient Saxon spirit of the British Isles, he has written a fair bit in the Alliterative Verse forms common to that era.		The works herein are rendered in 14th Century verse styles. Being from Yorkshire, and siezed with the ancient Saxon spirit of the British Isles, he has written a fair bit in the Alliterative Verse forms common to that era.

Wolffauer: Added new category

2010-10-01T19:16:31Z

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	*[[Snowberg at the Bridge]]		*[[Snowberg at the Bridge]]
	*[[Concordia's Light]]		*[[Concordia's Light]]
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		+	[[Category:Poems and Songs]]

Grim at 16:05, 1 October 2010

2010-10-01T16:05:41Z

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	*[[Konrad II and Brenwen II#The Rose of Courtesy\|The Rose of Courtesy]]		*[[Konrad II and Brenwen II#The Rose of Courtesy\|The Rose of Courtesy]]
	*[[Snowberg at the Bridge]]		*[[Snowberg at the Bridge]]
		+	*[[Concordia's Light]]

Grim: New page: This is a page listing the work of one Matthew Grymm, who bears a distinct resemblence to Grim the Skald in all but his clothing. Perhaps he is descendant? Who can say? The works he...

2010-10-01T15:28:02Z

New page: This is a page listing the work of one Matthew Grymm, who bears a distinct resemblence to Grim the Skald in all but his clothing. Perhaps he is descendant? Who can say? The works he...

New page

This is a page listing the work of one Matthew Grymm, who bears a distinct resemblence to [[Grim the Skald]] in all but his clothing. Perhaps he is descendant? Who can say?

The works herein are rendered in 14th Century verse styles. Being from Yorkshire, and siezed with the ancient Saxon spirit of the British Isles, he has written a fair bit in the Alliterative Verse forms common to that era.

*[[On the Elevation of Angus Kerr]]
*[[Konrad II and Brenwen II#The Rose of Courtesy|The Rose of Courtesy]]
*[[Snowberg at the Bridge]]