Pympes assay MiSkriBa 2024 ha hedhyw an prompt o skrifa bardhonek a-dro dhe fatel vynnsa dewdhen po triden merkya soon po fatel vynnsa traow pur dhyffrans tybi a-dro dhe neppyth aral, r.e. lowena, feus po tristys - Awenys gen bardhonek The Blessing of the Old Woman, the Tulip, and the Dog gen Alicia Ostriker. Rag hemma y tewisis skrifa a-dro dhe Veksyans an Boubas, an Penndhyskador, ha'n Maw a wodhya'n hwell. - Ha rag unweyth y treylis an ober ynwedh!! Today is my fifth attempt at NaPoWriMo and the prompt was to write a poem about how a pair or trio of very different things would perceive of a blessing or, alternatively, how these very different things would think of something else (luck, grief, happiness, etc) - inspired by the poem The Blessing of the Old Woman, the Tulip, and the Dog by Alicia Ostriker. For this I chose to write about The Irritation of the Scarecrow, the Headteacher, and the Boy who knew better. - And I have even translated it into Sowsnek!!
Termyn hir heb postya meur obma (dell yw usys). Otta bardhonek nowyth a-dro dhe'm tas-gwydn ha'y jayr leska barrednow koth hag yw genev lebmyn. Mar mydnowgh redya moy genev yn fenowggha, my a bost bardhonogow kott war BlueSky yn tabm moy usadow. Been a while without posting here (tell me something new). Here's a short poem about my grandad and his wicker rocking chair that I now have. If you'd like to read more of my work more often, I post short poems on BlueSky slightly more regularly. Dha Jayr Ty a asas legaci, Moy es hanow Po gnasow bejeth, Moy es linen goos Po drolla hwarvosek: Neppyth a-dro dhe jynnow-myji Ha'n gwithans tre. Ty a'm gasas, Ha'm tas, Ha'm breder. Ty a asas kovyow A viajys tren dhe vys an puskes, A isyow gols dehen brill, A vosow Sul. Ty a asas legaci Ha chayr Hag ynno mayth esedhav Ha tybi ahanas Pub dydh. Your Chair You left a legacy, More than a name Or facial features, More than a bloodline Or the incidental droll: Something ...
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