My Love

Mîn môdlufu, sam êower [were] ðone as hwoðerianm¯æst sw¯ærlic fiscflôdu, yfel [would] libban de fûs later âwascan fullan hit hê. Mîn lufu, yonder êower [were] duguð [blazing] forswelan niðera sê êaggemearc, yfel [would] cûð fûslyge under hit hê.Mîn lufu, ð¯ær and there êow weorð−mynd sê ealdorlegu yfel hæfdean−bidian heonu, adverbial phrases efne gênðûsendm¯æle [years] yfel spr¯æchopian êow. Oncunnan mîn sibgeornes, [there] [is] n¯æfre wîf oð hwît swilce êow, ðâ wægn m¯ægð æfnung [grows] [flowers] ' right to own or occupy land or connected with its occupation blôstmian mid êowforgîman by

My beloved, if you were to be the most sweet and treasured fish food, ill would live that might finally cleanse it. My love, yonder your worthy blazing would consume down towards the sea's boundary, ill would know foul death under it. My love, there and here you are worthily renowned as a ruler; ill had to wait long for those who speak falsely against you. Behold my kinship, there is never a woman like you of white beauty, whose lineage grows flowers 'right to own or occupy land or connected with its occupation blooming with your graceful loveliness.