Gelli Fach
I'm a cell, I'm fragmented, I change my form;
I'm a repository of song, I'm a dynamic state.
I love a wooded slope and a snug shelter,
and a creative poet who doesn't buy his advancement.
Wyf kell, wyf dellt, wyf datweirllet;
wyf llogell kerd, wyf lle ynnyet.
Karaf-y gorwyd a goreil clyt,
a bard a bryt ny pryn y ret.
From: Legendary Poems from the Book of Taliesin, edited and translated by Marged Haycock
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
By the Pool at Gelli Fach - a video poem Gladstone's Day 3
Here is the video as promised.
I slept well for the first time here last night and perversely have felt tired and droopy all day. Spent all morning sitting on my bed working on the video, trying to get it to upload and finding out why it wouldn't... Also solved some other problems I was having so I'm hoping it will embed here now. Fingers crossed!
It has rained most of the day and few of the visitors to the garden have been in evidence except for four blackbirds who flitted back and forth among the trees as if they were playing tag or weaving invisible threads from branch to branch.
I spent some time meditating this afternoon... More about that tomorrow.
Until then!
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I am awestruck by your poem for the "Water Lily." It's absolutely gorgeous, blended with your voice, music and photography in the video. I enjoyed watching the water lily bloom and fade through your words. Perfection.
ReplyDeleteLovely to have such an enthusiastic response, Cynthia. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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