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Note: This poem doesn't have punctuation in the transliteration.Related content
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I can't see any mistakes in "sun", have you corrected it?
Looks extremely awesome btw!
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That's just insane... I love it. I can write "Bow ties are cool", but nothing that awesome.
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Could someone point out to me where the word "Sun" Is misspelled? I'm very lost haha! But I LOVE this!Β
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I adore the glow on this, it just fits the language brilliantly.
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Is it the whole poem?
I seem to be somewhat lost after a short while...
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Man, this would be perfect for a tattoo, wouldn't it? I was planning on doing it, but after people pointed out there's a mistake (and I can't find it cuz I forgot how to write in gallifreyan), I'm stumped, haha! But awesome work!
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In the word 'sun' the first letter should have three lines and doesn't.
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AWESOME
I love how it's laid out. Took me a minute to get the hang of following one phrase to the next, but I got it in the end! 
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what does it say if you translate the writing on the cradle in the episode? (i would do it myself but i'm still trying to learn gallifreyan.)
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My version isn't the official BBC version, they just use random cool-looking circles.
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oh ok. but wat would be the closest translation to your version. i think it would be funny since theirs doesn't actually translate because they are just circles.
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haha that would be funny, but they're just not close enough to be able to translate. It's like trying to translate a bunch of lines into Englishβmaybe you see something that looks like an I or a T or something, but most of it's gibberish.
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great gob with the circles
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Yeah haha I messed that one up. Good work transliterating!
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Can I put this on a T-shirt? I created an account just so I could ask.
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Awesome dude, thanks!
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Pure awesome sauce!
The Doctor would be proud.
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It took some time to recognize the greatness, but this, this is brilliant!
The way you handled repetitions, it's beautiful and elegant like a well-written program.
I love it.
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Where can I find the rest of the grammar guides to writing in Gallifreyan? How do you put sentences together? btw, this is so cool! I really want to learn how.
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A more comprehensive guide will be up sometime around Christmas, until then I'm afraid I don't have the time.
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Sorry if i ask... but what does the bigger circle (after the first demons run) stand for? And the smaller one? I've just read yor guide, it's awesome *w*
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Counterclockwise from the bottom, they are "demons run", "when a good man goes to war", "friendship dies and true love lies", "night will fall and", "drown the sun", and "the dark will rise". I think.
This poem is confusing because a bunch of stuff repeats, so I had it loop back on itself a lot.
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Am I mistaken or did you miss three lines in the s of sun?
Trying to wrap my mind around your Gallifreyan writing system. It's really neat.
Love what you did with the connecting lines to only write each part of the poem once.
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By golly, so I did! You're the first one to point that out
Thank you!
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Good idea! I shall, if I have time... ha. Me having time. Perhaps when I'm in York.
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Wonderbar! Ich kann nicht warten!
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