Llafar Dofydd llyfr dwyfol - gorfyg, O gerfiad ysbrydol; O'i gredu, heb ffaelu'n ffol, Nofiaf i Wynfa nefol. Beunydd boed gair Duw'n bena' - i mi, Yn mhob rhyw sefyllfa; Wrth ei reol dduwiol, dda, Fwyn, radol, f'enaid rodia. Na chwennych ddim yn chwaneg - na'r trysor Tra iesin a gwiwdeg: Wych oleu'n Duw, o'i chwilio'n deg, - heb baid, Digwl i f'enaid daw goleu-fyneg. |
The speech of the Master of a divine book - will persuade, From a spiritual inscription; From believing it, without foolishly failing, I will swim to a heavenly Paradise. Daily may the word of God be chief - to me, In every kind of situation; By his divine, good, gentle Gracious rule, my soul will walk. I will crave nothing in addition - nor the treasure So bright, fair and worthy: The brilliant light of our God, from seeking it fairly, - without ceasing, Faultless to my soul will come evidence. tr. 2015 Richard B Gillion |
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