...because I wrote one piece in April, and then there was a big gap 'til the next one in July *shrugs*
Apparently I was having a Shakespearean references moment in April.
And was feeling things about Wales and our place in the world - and within (or maybe not) the United Kingdom - in July.
Y Ddraig means The Dragon in Welsh. You can check out a pronunciation here if that's something you're interested in.
So - this is what came out of all that! Enjoy!
As always, the poetry is in the alt-text for those who use screenreaders, with / marks showing line breaks



I love these poems, Cee! I think the Welsh flag is so cool, although I assume very difficult to draw. But the symbol of the dragon is so epic! All we have is maple leaf, which isn't nearly as powerful lol.
ReplyDeleteThanks Em! <3
DeleteWe totally win flags ;) But yeah - getting us to draw them in school was a special kind of punishment. The nicer teachers would print out blank ones and we'd just have to colour them in or stick pieces of coloured paper to them :)