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31: Gwaith Llawdden
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Author/Editor | R. Iestyn Daniel |
Published | 2006 |
ISBN | 0 947531 77 7 |
Publisher | Canolfan Uwchefrydiau Cymreig a Cheltaidd Prifysgol Cymru |
Price | £10.00 |
Size | 234 x 156mm |
Format | Clawr papur/Paperback, xx+287 |
Llawdden was a mid-fifteenth century poet who sang in mid- and south-east Wales and along the Welsh Borders. Renowned for the high standard and precision of his verse, his work demonstrates a complete mastery of traditional strict-metre poetry. Most of the poems attributed to him are sung on the cywydd metre, and deal with themes such as praise, love and religion; he also composed poems of request and of thanks which contain some memorable descriptions of animals and other subjects. His entertaining and confident personality shines through his work.