Folk poet Waldo Williams (1904-71) wrote about rural Welsh life, about pacifism and the brotherhood of all peoples. He is considered one of the most important Welsh poets of the 20th century, and in today's troubled world, his writing about the importance of peace is more relevant than ever. This bilingual collection sets some of his best poems in the original Welsh alongside translations into English by Menna Elfyn - an award-winning poet herself - in an effort to bring his work to new audiences. The book includes an introduction assessing the cultural and literary importance of Waldo Williams.
Waldo Williams (1904-1971) is considered one of the most important Welsh poets of the twentieth century. He was a folk poet who wrote on universal themes of pacifism, faith, the brotherhood of humankind and belonging. This edition of his collection The Peacemakers sets his most famous poems in the original Welsh alongside English translations.
A new edition of the poems of Waldo Williams, with an introduction by Mererid Hopwood. Originally published in 1956. ISBN of previous edition: 9780863837111.
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