From an article concerning the rush to laureates in the UK:
Calls for a Welsh poet laureate to match the newly-appointed "Scots Makar" have been dismissed as unnecessary by the Eisteddfod's Archdruid.
Link: Welsh poet laureate 'not needed' Feb 18 2004 by Gareth Morgan, The Western Mail
But what is the Eisteddfod?
Here's a bit more of the Bard Contest:
The high points of excitement come twice during the week-long festival - first with the Crowning of the Bard (the author of the best poem on a set theme in free metre) and then with the Chairing of the Bard (an honour conferred on the author of the best poem in strict metre). These take place in the Grand Pavilion, which is claimed to be the largest movable structure in the world.
from: whatsonwhen
And lastly, Poet and singer Twm Morys is the winner of the Eisteddfod chair for 2003
Belated Congratulations Twm!!!
THERE AND GONE ….
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