Hedhyw, assayewgh skrifa bardhonek a worr kan arbennek war dyller. Deskrifewgh kesoberans an tyller ha’n ilow yn unn gampolla plans ha, mars yw possybyl, komprehendyewgh devyn.
Ny wrug vy dewis kan arbennek, mes skrifa a hwarvos y’m bewnans hag ilow ena. Ny wrav vy manylya moy es y skrifis vy, mes otta va.
Today, try writing a poem that imposes a particular song on a place. Describe the interaction between the place and the music using references to a plant and, if possible, incorporate a quotation.
I didn’t pick a particular song, instead I wrote about an event in my life where music was present. I won’t detail more than I have written, but here it is.
Re Entro Ilow
Re entro ilow, Betyans synthesyes A dhrehav ha droppya. Delen gwav A baynt hy thirwedh Arwydhva argel vil.
Re entro lev, Poslev treusatlantek A ughelha ha krefhe. Hweskeren gwenton A si ton bleujyow Kevgan skav, koll skians.
Re entro bewnans, Kesunyans bushhes A wev ha donsya. Kenhenwyn hav A rann pub tecken Dasfurv bys, diantel, bleudh.
Re entro vy, Eskar yn pows blastek A worthwedh ha splanna. Kwiryn kynyav A worwedh yn lynn cocktail Person diswres, person dispisyes.
| Enter Music
Enter music, Synthasized beat That lifts and drops. Winter’s leaf That paints its landscape The stave of vile seclusion.
Enter voice, A transatlantic accent That highlights and underpins. Spring’s insect That hums the flowers’ tune The gentle chorus, the loss of knowledge.
Enter life, The crowded combination That waves and dances. Summer’s aliases That share in each moment The cover of a world, dangerous, tender.
Enter me, The enemy in a plastic frock That contrasts and stands out. Spring’s queer That lies in a cocktail lake A person undone, a person despised. |
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