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"It was me who murdered the Welsh language. I'm sure of that. I failed to utter what she needed. Said too little far too late and now--silence. Arrest me for negligence. I just couldn't persuade her to stay, of the value of survival. She was a difficult woman. But she was needed. Here's my passport. I murdered my mother."
Gwyneth Lewis, of Cardiff, Wales, is a noted poet in ...