The Celtic form TAWDDGYRCH CADWYNOG is a similar form to the RHUPUNT, the only difference being the rhyme pattern abba and the same for the next stanza rhymes the same abba. The rhyme could change for the next stanzas.

It is also commonplace to join the lines together and end up with the two stanzas making a line each. The following stanzas would do the same and the result is as shown below in the schematic.



Example by Jan Haag:

#176 Tawddgyrch Cadwynog

Bliss in my heart
by the river
the brown beaver
eyed the green lawn

Bliss was a dart
I still quiver
the leaves shiver
the bird greets dawn

Bliss was a fawn
caught by the wind
as fish are finned
in the water

Bliss is now gone
humans have sinned
their hearts are pinned
to great slaughter