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  1. Tinker

    #11. Cywydd deuair fyrion

    Tinker posted a topic in Welsh Verse

    Explore the Craft of Writing Poetry Welsh Verse Features of the Welsh Meters Welsh Codified Divisions Cywydd deuair fyrion ców-idd dyé-ire féer-yon (short-lined couplet), the 11th codified ancient Welsh Meter, a Cywydd, is rarely seen outside of manuals. The elements of the Cywydd deuair fyrion are: written in any number of couplets made up of 4 syllable lines. rhyme is optional. x x x x or x x x A x x x x or x x x A Daylight Savings The day springs bright, holds night at bay. Judi Van Gorder Hardec riein Hydwf glwysgein Hoywliw gwenic huan debic Hawd dy garu Heul yn llethru. ---- Einion Offeiriad 15th century
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