Guest Poem from Ty Newydd
by Sally Pemberton
Y Lon Goed
She wears a Welsh tweed coat,
drives a green Cortina estate
up a steep hill in Lakeside, Cardiff.
Late Sixties – I was old enough to note
the rough wool weave against
her Mary Quant bob.
From a hundred miles, and fifty years away,
in Y Lon Goed I find a Welsh tweed purse.
Lime green threads with opera rose wool –
colour of a wet stone from Aberdaron beach,
half hidden by leaves,
wood sorrel, white violet and the first bluebell.

Leaves and bluebells images from Sally Pemberton
Ty Newydd Writers Centre

Ty Newydd Writers Centre