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Original Post:
by: ConureHerder on Feb 27, 2016

I'm currently using a form of this old Anglo Saxon curse to rap the knuckles of a caretaker who was really really REALLY cantankerous when I was working. Lets put it this way..my boss almost had to call the cops on her because she was preventing an entire apartment building from voting.This woman had been rude, manipulative and overall a jerk from the getgo. Just simply showing up at her door set off her abuse. I was just doing my job. The original curse curses the person proper, but as I dislike doing that, I'm cursing her anger. I don't know how old the original curse is, but it is rather elderly. And I find it packs one heck of a wallop due to its age.

I would really REALLY make sure that your slate is clean before performing this curse. If it backfires, it can backfire in an ugly way.

Here are the two versions:

My version:

May your anger be consumed as coal upon the hearth
May your anger shrink as dung upon a wall
And may your anger dry up as water in a pail.
May your anger become as small as a linseed grain
And much smaller than the hipbone of an itchmite
And may your anger become so small that it eventually becomes nothing.

The original Anglo Saxon version:

May you be consumed as coal upon the hearth
May you shrink as dung upon a wall
And may you dry up as water in a pail.
May you become as small as a linseed grain
And much smaller that the hipbone of an itchmite
And may you become so small that you eventually become nothing.