Welsh Forms

Welsh forms refers to the traditional verse forms used in Welsh poetry, especially the strict meters associated with the bardic tradition. These forms include patterns such as the englyn, cywydd, and awdl, and they often rely on intricate sound patterns like cynghanedd. The phrase usually points to this whole system rather than to one single poem shape.

Example

The poet chose a cywydd, letting the paired rhymes and internal sound echoes carry the poem:

Oak leaves whisper over stone,
while the stream keeps its old tone.

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