Jamer508's Weekly Special!

OK I wanted to start doing a weekly post that everyone could interact whit.

The general process of what goes on is as follows.

1. I post an obscure piece of literature that I read or just found.
2. You then try and figure out who created it and what its name is
3.(optional) You discuss the subject matter along with me if someone has figure it out.

I will reveal the answer at the end of the week if no one has discovered it by then.

WARNING
Some pieces may be translated. but no pieces will be distorted or otherwise ruined.



This week.

Always eternal
Time be what you dare
Go in peace
Seize the day
Then with truth
Completion is

HINT: The end connects to the beginning seamlessly.

GOOD LUCK!

Sempre Aeternam
Tempus Ades
Vade In Pace
A Fortiori
Carpe Diem
Consummatum Est

That is totally the Song of Time from Ocarina of Time. It was originally composed by Koji Kondo. Of course it was originally in Latin.

Actualy;
Always eternal
Time be what you dare
Go in peace
Seize the day
Then with truth
Completion is

Would be;

Tempus Ades
Vade In Pace
A Fortiori
Carpe Diem
Consummatum Est
Sempre Aeternam

Just to be bitching about exact translation Long live me and the 6 words of lating that I speak (well, a bit more then that, but it's beside the point).

Don't know the piece though. Ocarina of Time... isn't that a Zelda game?

Show off.

Heh, I try