Carmen Centurionis

One final piece of Latin - I happened to notice that I hadn't posted this one when I did it, which is silly, because it's the one with the most Latinitas of the three, and also I did it first.  "The Roman Centurion's Song," by Rudyard Kipling:

Horologiarii Discipulus

Another translation!  This one's "The Watchmaker's Apprentice," which wound up being v. difficult to translate, what with all of the references to clockwork and springs.

Ludi cum Amici Boni

A latinization of "Pastime with Good Company," by Henricus Octavus, ab Gratia Dei, Rex Angliae, Galliae, et Dominus Hiberniae.  Yes, I translated his titles as well, just for show.

A Sonnet for Books

A sonnet which I wrote for the library's open-mic next week.  I have no ear for iambic pentameter, so I'm just going to hope that I got that right.

Doctor Who Poetry

Two poems I wrote for the Doctor Who poetry thing this past weekend.

A Very Brief History of the British Empire

I wrote this essay in response to a question somebody asked on Tumblr.  The state of education these days...

Ultor Victorianus

And here's the other one, which might be considered a dark counterpart to the first: Abney Park's Victorian Vigilante, now called Ultor Victorianus.