Mae William Williams Pantycelyn yn swyno pawb yn yr ardd o hyd gyda’i emynau.
Mae Samuel Beckett yn dal i guddio y tu fewn i’r piano gyda’i hoff fanana, felly does dim ots gyda fe.
Ond mae Franz Kafka wedi penderfynu cystadlu yn erbyn William Williams Pantycelyn ynglŷn ag ysgrifennu emynau. Mae e eisiau profi taw fe yw ysgrifennwr mwyaf yr ardd.
Mae e’n ysgrifennu geiriau newydd ar gyfer yr alaw Blaenwern. Ond maen nhw mor ddiflas, felly nad oes neb am eu canu nhw. Mae’r gynulleidfa’n ailddechrau canu Cwm Rhondda.
Saesneg / English
Franz Kafka’s hymn
William Williams Pantycelyn continues to charm everyone in the garden with his hymns.
Samuel Beckett is still hiding inside the piano with his favourite banana, so he’s not bothered.
But Franz Kafka has decided to compete against William Williams Pantycelyn regarding writing hymns. He wants to prove that he is the greatest writer in the garden.
He writes new words for the tune Blaenwern. But they are so miserable that nobody wants to sing them. The congregation resumes singing Cwm Rhondda.
