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Nabod y Cartref

By Somhairle | Published: January 9, 2012

Who made me? – well you should ask. It’s now you’re asking, years later after the rain and the wind. Not them – they’ve been going round, talked about wholesale replacement, gone back inside. Wasn’t him – he came to write, never touched a mallet or the fencing pliers, left in the winter. Who remembers [...]

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Infrequent poetry

By Somhairle | Published: April 2, 2008

I used to write a lot more than I do now – I haven’t been able to do this on a regular basis for quite a few years. So enjoy this one. We understand the world through ink and light;we draw, we see, we draw againas faith becomes our paper, hopeful-bright. Mathematics helps us get [...]

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