This example of Box Script was found in Āttarein, where the language is a bit different than in Xāmorte.

In regular Kēlen script, the above would be:

In the Roman Alphabet:

exiēn ānith'n l'ālm āññ λ'rēyn īl x'sēl rū emār
ār^janin ē ñiw rū xō ma ānn mir'n to ehār tāw

What does it mean?

exiēn ānith'n

'language' Coll.Pl.Adjective --> "Language"

l'ālm

BE:equivalent 'ford' --> "is a ford"

āññ

Loc:'through' --> "through"

λ'rēyn īl

Unique.Sing 'river' 'time' --> "the River of Time"

x'sēl

that BE:transaction+1p-obj --> "that [brings] us"

rū emār ār^janin

Loc:'to' 'houses' 'ancestors' --> "to the houses of the ancestors"

ē

'and' --> "and"

ñiw

BE:become+not --> "[become] not"

rū xō

Loc:'to' 'there' --> "to there"

ma ānn

3p 'with' --> "he who [is] with"

mir'n to ehār tāw;

'fear' source 'water' 'deep' --> "fear from deep water"

The equivalent in Xāmorte Kēlen:

la antaxōni ien jālme rā jatāna anīlien āñ
se ñiēþ rā jammārien mār^ji mē;
ē ñi sāen rā xō wē
hī pa anmīra sāen to antāni pa antāwa;