An Husor Bughes

Prompt #MiSkriBa an jydh a veu awenys gen notennans ilow, kepar ha'n danvonadow war bartitur. Res o dewis par a notennans ilow, eghen a liow ha gerva a'n rol ma , dhana skrifa bardhonek selyes warnedha.  Ow dewisyow vy o  “arlodh, tregeredhewgh” - metol mernans - morvleydhi . Ytho ottomma bardhonek metol mernans a-dro dhe vorvleydhi (hag ow cher isel a-nowyth 😅). The #NaPoWriMo daily prompt was inspired by musical notation, for example the instructions given on sheet music. We had to pick a muiscal notation, a genre and vocabulary from the list provided , then write a poem based on them. My choices were “lord have mercy” - death metal - sharks. So here is my death metal poem about sharks 🦈 . Morvleydhi   Klow vy Klow vy Plowghyans poos, Klow vy rag my dhe dhos. Fler vy Fler vy Eth gwask kogh, Fler vy rag my yw trogh. Brath vy Brath vy Arlodh an gloos, Brath vy rag my yw goos. Kni vy Kni vy Eskern oll, Kni vy rag my yw koll. Saw vy Saw vy Tregeredh, Saw vy rag my y...

 #MiSkriBa dydh dew. Prompt an jydh hedhyw o chalenj dhe skrifa bardhonek a gows orth person yn tidro, ha henna yn unn gomprehendya ger gul, kehevelyans koynt, derivas a "fakt", ha neppyth a hevel yn-mes a'y le yn termyn (kepar ha kan Sonny & Cher yn bardhonek a-dro dhe vyth Grekek). Gen an bardhonek ma my a vynnas skrifa dhe Walt Whitman, prydydh a garav, yn unn wruthyl an ger 'mestron'  a 'mester' hag 'estron'. Remenans an bardhonek a yll kowsel rag y honan. #NaPoWriMo day two. Today's prompt was a challenge to write a poem that directly addresses someone, and that includes a made-up word, an odd/unusual simile, a statement of “fact,” and something that seems out of place in time (like a Sonny & Cher song in a poem about a Greek myth). With this poem I wanted to write to Walt Whitman, a poet I adore, creating the word 'mastranger' from 'master' and 'stranger'. The rest of the poem can speak for itself. Mestron ...

Nyns eus meur a # MiSkriBa gesys dhyn hevlena, mes hwath yth assayav gen an promptys dedhyek. Hedhyw an kynnik o skrifa sonet Amerikanek . Yn sempel yth yw bardhonek a 14 linen ha dell yw usys yma tardh orth y dhiwedh. My a gesskrifas an bardhonek ma yn Kernowek ha Sowsnek, ha lowen lowr ov gen an dhew, kyn nyns ov sur a'm tardh vy, mes otta ow assay. There isn't much of # NaPoWriMo left this year, but I'm still trying with the daily prompts. Today the prompt was to write an American Sonnet. Basically it's a poem of 14 lines that usually ends with a bang. I co-wrote the Cornish and English today and I'm quite happy wiith both, though I'm not sure about my bang, but here's my attempt. Sonet Amerikanek yn Kernowek rann y'm kolon os a wrug ow holon ragov, goos rudh ha kogh ha glas ha gell a liv dhymm a-dhyworthis jy ha'n pols bian rennys yntra dew, yntra tri, yntra milyow ha milvilyow usi ow resek ha strivya dhe wruthyl chons ragov dhe strivya erbynn ...

#MiskriBa re worras an prompt a skrifa bardhonek a dheskrif pyth po le, mes a worfenn gans linen dybella a hevel kepar ha ny dhesedh gen an pyth po le, mes yn hwir y tesedh. Rag hemma, my re dybis a'm tasgwynn, a verwis nans yw nebes 23 bledhen ha my flogh, ha'n tyller mayth ethen yn fenowgh... Yth omwovynnav mar kyllowgh hwi gweles pandr'a wrug vy yn tyffrans orth skrifa an bardhonek ma? #NapoWriMo  write a poem in which you closely describe an object or place, and then end with a much more abstract line that doesn’t seemingly have anything to do with that object or place, but which, of course, really does. For this, I thought about my grandad, who died about 23 years ago when I was a child, and the place we'd often go... I wonder if you can see what I've done differently when writing this poem? Ow mires orth alsyow Fer Kulyek, a bell. An mergh a grash y’m diwskovarn Ow skrijya cirk delit Dell borthav dydhyow Sul dehen rew Ha koskow howllosk Yn seythynnyow niwlek t...