Come With Me!
This wonderful new bilingual poem is a celebration of language, movement and nature. Can you move like the animals in the rhyme?

About Krystal S. Lowe
Krystal S. Lowe is a Bermudian, Wales-based author, poet and screenwriter whose work explores themes of intersectional identity, mental well-being, and empowerment. Through her extensive career as a dancer and choreographer she has had the pleasure of intertwining her writing with movement to create dance theatre works for stage, public space, and film.
Krystal has written short films including ‘Daughters of the Sea’ for Ffilm Cymru, BBC Arts, BBC Cymru, and Arts Council Wales; ‘Somehow’ for Music Theatre Wales; ‘Complexity of Skin’ for the Space for BBC’s Culture in Quarantine; and ‘Seven’ for Ffilm Cymru and BFI Network Wales. Alongside her screenwriting Krystal self-published a bilingual children’s book ‘Whimsy’ which sits in libraries in Wales and Bermuda. She has written articles for Wales Arts Review’s collaboration with The Guardian, People Dancing’s Animated Magazine, and contributed to Parthian Books’ ‘Woman’s Wales?’.
Intent on sharing the joy of writing with young people, Krystal facilitated creative writing workshops for Literature Wales for their Cymru Ni programme. Krystal is passionate about integrating access and keen to develop her bilingual writing practice. This year she has written her first bilingual play ‘Aderyn’, commissioned by the inaugural Heart of Wales Fringe Theatre Festival in Llandovery.
After years of watching the Big Welsh Rhyme Time it is incredibly exciting to be able to contribute my own writing to this brilliant initiative. Through my rhyme I really hope for children to feel excited about words and how they connect to our bodies and the world around us!
Krystal S. Lowe, Poet and Dancer
Even more rhymes
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Sing along with the birds and learn to recognise their sounds in Welsh and English with this fun rhyming song.
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Have fun with words and language in this bilingual, nonsense poem all about odd socks and where they may come from.