Cymraeg Soned

Along the stream we gently float,
The little boat knows where to go
Our fingers trail where water drift,
While kisses gift our love to grow.
A fleeting touch where our lips meet,
As tongues greet the moistness within,
Those dark clouds form high above
Distract not love from its tiffin.
And as the rain begins to fall,
My whispered call to shelter you,
And though my skin is soaking wet
As yet there’s naught I’d rather do.
I give to you my loving heart
With this simple verse as a start.





Form: Cymraeg Soned


Parameters: Written over of 3 stanzas written in the awdl gwydd form with a closing cyhydedd fer couplet.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Tams The Golden Girl Avatar
May 15, 2012 at 6:08 AM
Don't understand the last bit but love and understand the verse, Nice xx
Farmer Avatar
May 18, 2012 at 8:37 PM
Thank you Mandy. The last bit is just the form notes
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