Medieval Welsh Erotic Poetry

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Circa 1480
‘Ode to the Pubic Hair’
The Welsh poet Gwerful Mechain wrote the “Ode to the Pubic Hair” (” Cywydd y Cedor”), a work in which she upbraids male poets for celebrating so many parts of a woman’s body, but not the vagina. “Let songs about the quim circulate,” she adjures her readers. As to the pubic hair: ” Lovely bush, God save it.”

Welsh & English versions here, an excerpt-

There is high wizardry,
singing before the night,
praising God’s greatness,
impotent chants ring forth:
omitting the centre without  praise
the place of children’s conception,
and the sheltered pussy, sheer bounty,
tender-plump, eager-worn circle,
where I love robustly,
the pussy under the skirt.