Welsh Poems

By HRH Prince John Charles Wright

Welsh Poems published as part of the Royal Poets series.is a beautifully crafted collection by His Royal Highness Prince John Charles Wright, a member of the Royal Wright Family and also 3rd Baronet of Swansea.

Themes of Nature: The poetry captures the majesty of Welsh landscapes - from rolling hills and valleys to rugged coastlines and ancient forests. These verses celebrate the harmony between humanity and the environment, reflecting the timeless spirit of Wales.

Folklore and History: Inspired by Welsh myths, legends, and historical events, the poems weave together cultural memory with creative expression. This connection to folklore reinforces the unique identity of Wales and its enduring traditions.

Self-Expression: The collection also serves as a powerful form of personal reflection. Through poetry, Prince John Charles Wright explores emotions, experiences, and perspectives, offering readers a glimpse into both his creativity and the broader culture of Wales.

Author biography

HRH Prince John Charles Wright was a royal, industrialist, and author whose life bridged aristocratic tradition, African heritage, and modern enterprise.

Biography

Birth and Family: Prince John Charles Wright was born on 11 November 1926 in Southern Rhodesia. He was the son of Sir William Charles Wright, 2nd Baronet of Swansea, and Lady Maud Wright (n e Butler).

Education: He attended Umtali Boys' School in Rhodesia, where he developed early leadership qualities. His guardian during his youth was his aunt, Rosanna Blennerhasset, who oversaw his upbringing.

Marriage and Royal Title: In 1946, he married HRH Princess Lizzy, who later ascended as Her Majesty Queen Lizzy. Upon his marriage, he was styled His Royal Highness Prince John Charles Wright, and in 1950, following his father's death, he inherited the title of 3rd Baronet of Swansea.

Children: Together with Princess Lizzy, he had several children, including Joe Duncan Wright (later King Duncan), George, Charles, Edith, Reginald, Nolan, Douglas, Joyce, and Bowman.

Career and Contributions

Industrial Leadership: After completing his education, Prince John Charles Wright took responsibility for expanding and running the family business in Southern Rhodesia, continuing the Wrights of Swansea's legacy in steel and industrial development.

Literary Work: He authored numerous books, including poetry collections such as Welsh Poems and works on sustainable farming methods, semiconductor technologies, and cultural heritage. His writing reflects a blend of technical expertise, environmental and artistic expression.

Significance

Prince John Charles Wright's legacy is multifaceted:

As a royal, he strengthened dynastic ties between the Wrights of Swansea and the Zulu royal lineage.

As an industrialist, he advanced the family's role in metallurgy and steel manufacturing, crucial during wartime and post-war recovery.

As an author, he contributed to literature and technical knowledge, leaving behind works that celebrate culture, innovation, and sustainability.

His life story embodies the fusion of heritage and progress, situating him as a pivotal figure in both the Royal Wright Family's history and broader culture.

Royal Legacy: His life and contributions are documented in HRH Prince John Charles Wright: A Royal Legacy by Liliane Arnault Berkeley, which highlights his role in shaping the modern Royal Wright Family and preserving its traditions.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0C51XG7GD
• ISBN13: 9798394504259
• Release Date: June 1951
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 148 Pages
• Weight: 0.79 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.5" x 11.0"