Hillside Rhymes
Hillside Rhymes
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Two poems of Merlin, in Welsh Merddyn, NOTES. I i | relating to the battle of Arderydd, are to be found in the ancient and famous Black Book of Carmarthen (Nos. I. And XVI. ). The first is a wail for the loss of the battle. The other is the oldest existing form of the poem, called the Avallcnau, attributed to Merlin. In this we have some curious glimpses of the bard. We have, besides, the hints out of which sprung subsequent mediaeval traditions regarding him, and suggestions of those mythic fe...atures ascribed to him in the romances of Brittany. The Avallenau is a series of predictions regarding Cymric history. Seated at the base of an apple-tree at Tal Ardd. In the Wood of Caledon, he sings : — " Sweet apple-tree, and a tree cf crimson hue, Which grows in concealment in the wood of Celyddon ; Though sought for their fruit, it will be in vain, Until Cadwaladyr comes from the conference of Cadvaon. To the Eagle of Tywi (Teviot) and Teiwi (Tweed) rivers; And until fierce anguish comes from Aranwynion, And the wild and long-haired ones are made tame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two poems of Merlin, in Welsh Merddyn, NOTES. I i | relating to the battle of Arderydd, are to be found in the ancient and famous Black Book of Carmarthen (Nos. I. And XVI. ). The first is a wail for the loss of the battle. The other is the oldest existing form of the poem, called the Avallcnau, attributed to Merlin. In this we have some curious glimpses of the bard. We have, besides, the hints out of which sprung subsequent mediaeval traditions regarding him, and suggestions of those mythic fe...atures ascribed to him in the romances of Brittany. The Avallenau is a series of predictions regarding Cymric history. Seated at the base of an apple-tree at Tal Ardd. In the Wood of Caledon, he sings : — " Sweet apple-tree, and a tree cf crimson hue, Which grows in concealment in the wood of Celyddon ; Though sought for their fruit, it will be in vain, Until Cadwaladyr comes from the conference of Cadvaon. To the Eagle of Tywi (Teviot) and Teiwi (Tweed) rivers; And until fierce anguish comes from Aranwynion, And the wild and long-haired ones are made tame.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurstan Collins Peter to read onlineMoreLess
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