The name of Robert ‘Silyn' Roberts is likely not as familiar to readers of Welsh poetry as are those of his more famous contemporaries like T. Gwynn Jones, Eifion Wyn or W. J. Gruffydd. However, for a brief period at the start of the twentieth century he was one of the most prominent young poets in the country, and the quality of his work speaks of a poet who deserves to be better known than he is.
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