Te Gyda Tedi
Helo Tedi, Croeso, plîs eistedda lawr
Mae’n amser i gael paned a bwyta te’r prynhawn.
Wyt ti eisiau dechrau gyda brechdan ham?
Neu efallai rhywbeth melys, trïa brechdan jam!
Mae brechdan tiwna hefyd, a brechdanau caws,
Ti'n bwyta nhw i gyd? Penderfyniad haws!
Wedyn, peth mor bwysig, mae’n rhaid i ti gael cacen,
Efallai cacen lemwn? Neu siocled gyda hufen?
O reit, y ddau, da iawn, wyt ti bron â llwgu Tedi!
Dwi ddim yn credu wir bydd gen ti le am y bisgedi!
Ond, O, dwi’n anghywir, sori, dwi’n flin,
Ie, trïa un o bopeth a helpa dy hun.
I orffen, beth am ddiod. Wyt ti eisiau paned?
Coffi bach neu de? Pob diod ar y blaned?
Dwi’n hapus i weld ti’n mwynhau popeth Tedi,
Ti yw’r tedi mwyaf llwglyd yng Nghymru dwi’n credu!
Ond bwyta’n araf Ted! Dwi’n gwybod bod e’n flasus
Ond bydd bola tost da ti os naid wyt ti’n ofalus!
Hello Teddy, welcome, please do sit down
It’s time to have a cuppa and eat afternoon tea.
Would you like to start with a ham sandwich?
Or perhaps something sweet, try a jam sandwich!
There’s tuna sandwiches too, and cheese sandwiches…
You’re eating all of them? Easy decision!
Next, something so important, you must have cake,
Maybe lemon cake, or chocolate with cream?
Oh right, both, very good, you’re close to starving Teddy!
I don’t really believe that you will have space for biscuits
But, Oh, I’m wrong, sorry, I am sorry
Yes, try one of everything, help yourself.
To finish, what about a drink. Would you like a cuppa?
A little coffee or tea? Or every drink on the planet?
I’m happy to see you enjoying everything Teddy
I believe you are the most hungry teddy in Wales.
But eat more slowly Ted! I know that its tasty
But you will have a tummy ache if you are not careful!
Mae’n amser i gael paned a bwyta te’r prynhawn.
Wyt ti eisiau dechrau gyda brechdan ham?
Neu efallai rhywbeth melys, trïa brechdan jam!
Mae brechdan tiwna hefyd, a brechdanau caws,
Ti'n bwyta nhw i gyd? Penderfyniad haws!
Wedyn, peth mor bwysig, mae’n rhaid i ti gael cacen,
Efallai cacen lemwn? Neu siocled gyda hufen?
O reit, y ddau, da iawn, wyt ti bron â llwgu Tedi!
Dwi ddim yn credu wir bydd gen ti le am y bisgedi!
Ond, O, dwi’n anghywir, sori, dwi’n flin,
Ie, trïa un o bopeth a helpa dy hun.
I orffen, beth am ddiod. Wyt ti eisiau paned?
Coffi bach neu de? Pob diod ar y blaned?
Dwi’n hapus i weld ti’n mwynhau popeth Tedi,
Ti yw’r tedi mwyaf llwglyd yng Nghymru dwi’n credu!
Ond bwyta’n araf Ted! Dwi’n gwybod bod e’n flasus
Ond bydd bola tost da ti os naid wyt ti’n ofalus!
Hello Teddy, welcome, please do sit down
It’s time to have a cuppa and eat afternoon tea.
Would you like to start with a ham sandwich?
Or perhaps something sweet, try a jam sandwich!
There’s tuna sandwiches too, and cheese sandwiches…
You’re eating all of them? Easy decision!
Next, something so important, you must have cake,
Maybe lemon cake, or chocolate with cream?
Oh right, both, very good, you’re close to starving Teddy!
I don’t really believe that you will have space for biscuits
But, Oh, I’m wrong, sorry, I am sorry
Yes, try one of everything, help yourself.
To finish, what about a drink. Would you like a cuppa?
A little coffee or tea? Or every drink on the planet?
I’m happy to see you enjoying everything Teddy
I believe you are the most hungry teddy in Wales.
But eat more slowly Ted! I know that its tasty
But you will have a tummy ache if you are not careful!
This poem is copyright (©) Rhiannon Oliver 2024
About the Writer
Rhiannon Oliver
Rhiannon is an actress, poet, workshop facilitator and playgroup leader based in Cardiff. She started writing for children in 2021 and has been published in The Caterpillar, Tyger Tyger, The Toy, The Dirigible Balloon, Northern Gravy, Paperbound, Little Thoughts Press, Parakeet, Buzgaga, and Launchpad (Australia). She has publications forthcoming in multiple anthologies. She has also written and created performance videos for The Big Welsh Rhyme Time (Book Trust Cymru) and her poetry has appeared on TV (Only Boys Aloud Christmas Concert, S4C). She is part of Literature Wales' Representing Wales 2023 scheme and is currently developing her first collection for children which explores Mental Health and Well-being.