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Am vledic gwaithrhuddic gwarhegydd Uryen hwn anwawt eneyid hynefydd Kyvetail teyrned ai govin Hyd nes byddain farw Yng ngafael angau garw Ni fyddaf yn llawen Os na chaf foli Uryen Gwyr prydain adwythain vn lluydd Gwen ystrad ystadyl kat kvfigydd Ni nodes na maes na choedydd Tut achles ddy ormes pan dyfydd Yn amwyn gwen strat y gwelid Gofur hag a gwyr llawr lluddedic Ynt tane gan aethant goluddyon Llaw y croes gryt agro garanwynyon Kyfedwynt gynrein kywyrn don Gwanecawr gollychynt eu kaffon Gweleis i wyr gospe lat A gwyar a waglai ar dillat Taliesin was a Bard in the court of Prince Uryen in the 6th century. In this poem, he describes (in the language spoken by King Arthur) the battle of Catraeth, before this city was taken by the Saxons. The chorus in the honour of Uryen was adapted into modern Welsh by Tom MORRYS. |
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