That's dwarven ain't it?
WANNA GET HURT?
No but seriously, Tolkien made version based on the Futhorc, that is Anglo-Saxon runes, which in turn developed from the Norse Elder Futhark, what I posted is a prose from the Elder Edda in Elder Futhark.
So growing up with celtic languages will make you think they're ugly? I grew up with Danish and find it beautiful. English on the other hand, meh. I only appreciate it's use for communication, it has no artistic value for me, whatsoever.
I think all languages have their beauty. In communication, sure, they're all pretty functional and unaesthetic. It's only with poetic language they begin to shine because it's specifically constructed to be beautiful.
"All about her the dead lay with their peeled skulls like polyps bluely wet or luminescent melons cooling on some mesa of the moon. In the days to come the frail black rebuses of blood in those sands would crack and break and drift away so that in the circuit of a few suns all trace of the destruction of these people would be erased."
My point was that I only speak english because it lets me communicate with hundreds of lovely people, like on this forum. It does not please me on any level, neither does your poem although it is well written, the language does not portray to me anything but crudeness.
ᛞᛖᛦᚱ:ᚠᛖ:ᛞᛖᛦᛃᚨ:ᚠᚱᛇᚾᛞᚱ:ᛞᛖᛦᚱ:ᛋᛃᚨᛚᚠᚱ:ᛖᛏ:ᛋᚨᛗᚨ:ᛖᚲ:ᚹᛖᛁᛏ:ᛖ ᛁᚾ:ᚨᛏ:ᚨᛚᛞᚱᛁ:ᛞᛖᛦᚱ:ᛞᛟᛗᚱ:ᛟᚠ:ᛞᚨᚢᚦᚨᚾ:ᚺᚹᛖᚱᚾ
Depending on time and futhark ᛦ may be considered an R or Z but here it is an Y.
So I figured out that's Runic, but apparently I need Unicode 3.0 support to see them. I can't find any way to get that support for Windows XP. I probably just fail at Google.
Runic is a weird term, the real word to describe it would be Futhark, the first æt of the runes.(The first five letters.)