Lament from the Sea, New Method! f2r

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In order to test if the VMS is in Welsh, I'm approaching it from a different angle.  I'm still using the cipher chart and any column with a number the letters can be interchangeable as long as they come from the same column.  To explain a glyph could represent a letter, "a" or letter, "s" as long as it comes from the same column (like from 1).  In this test I'm not adding up letters and I'm also omitting glyph's that don't form a welsh word.  I'm not using anagrams.  I'm simply going from left to right in a VMS word and pulling out a properly spelled Welsh word.  I decided to try this, because when I added up a few paragraphs with the numbers I assigned to the glyph's I felt I was dead on in the summation although Coon and JKP, felt I was not 100%.  That is why I ran a VMS paragraph test to show that we can all miss count the VMS words.  I will release those results when its ready.

The glyph's I did not use have red strikes through them.  I pulled letters from left to right from VMS words and the letter equivalents can only be from the same column if the VMS glyph is different.  The paragraph is what I call prose or a lament.


I will keep trying this method for paragraphs only as I believe the labels use numerology.  As for the other paragraphs and phrases I'm not sure do to Coon and JKP.
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