Red Head A Reparation for Cruelty: Poems of the Unknown Soldier

Red Head / Llyr Taliesin travels north along the Irish Sea of Bangor and Anglesey, from Aberystwyth to Caernovonshire, composed of two successive winter and summer explorations of every stone site of the mythical graves of warriors who fell in the four ancient books of Wales. From Snowdonia to Stonehenge, Glastonbury and the Tor, cultivating an agriculture of the praises of Jesus amid the resignation of the fallen of the agony of war, the love of woman and the worship of God, amid stone ruins, eisteddfods of streams and lakes, sagas and eddas, the geography of suffering in battlefields bridge old and new. Some of these poems presume Aneirin and Taliesin at the battle of the Gododdin at Catraeth.