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A FORMER newspaper reporter is poised to publish his debut novel based on a story he covered on his old north Pembrokeshire beat.
com-) + nghanu + cum 'with, together,' and canō 'I sing' From this etymology, we can derive the nearest literal English equivalent of cynghanedd to be "harmony," "concord," or "consonance," though an alternative translation of "chiming" is frequently used, due to the word's pleasing resemblance to the word "rhyming." Rules A line containing cynghanedd will typically have seven syllables and either one or two caesura in it; a caesura is a place in the line where a new repetition or iteration of a cynghanedd pattern will begin, and the previous iteration ends. In a strict adherence to cyng...