The Welsh
invented mists,
To cuddle
& cwtch all their folk beneath,
To caress their fields,
forests & ferny heath,
To mantle
their soft lands, in gentle sleep,
To nurture
seeds below, to feed their sheep.
The
Welsh invented mists,
To hide all
their prized & precious dragons,
To muffle
the sound of their passing wagons,
To huddle
low under, in cwtched Welsh hugs,
By firesides
warming & clutching cozy mugs.
The Welsh
invented mists,
Those ancient
Welsh tears, echoing cold wails,
Blanketed
beneath legends, myths & old tales,
Lost mists,
nobody wanted & loved by so few,
Mists finding
solace, in loving arms of Cymru.
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