Ioan Graham’s poetspages

Welcome to my podcasts. Songs and poems. Infinity is a song that started  out in 1973 . .play it and listen below. The song ‘ONE LOST HOUR’ is going to be re-recorded soon and it will be a first time since writing it in 2000. The story of the song and words are on ‘about the songs’ page.

infinity  Looking now in a different way and wanting to really say all those things that I always knew, about those days do you remember them too?  Our yesterdays. Life has changed and time has passed, a stage is set for a brand new cast who today step out from the crowd and will tell the world, shout out loud about our yesterdays. Tomorrow will soon be gone, no one will ever remember our song that sings of nothing new or old but lets the story of love unfold back in our yesterdays. Come fly into the unknown with me to the golden shore that we will see in the mist of time, it’s hidden within as if tomorrow waits to begin as our yesterday. To go back through time they say is impossible in anyway but looking now back into the past, I know our future can only last for ever.

A montage of sounds for a new day. Every day.

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Be still  . . . . . and know                                                                           

                   By Afon Cneifa & my quiet place!

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The song from 1973/87 and 2000 and beyond [just the beginning]

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A song for a love of mine

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A falling in love again song!

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A poem I wrote and read at Maddy Prior’s weekend singing workshop last year, down here at Rhos y Gilwern Mansion weekend.

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A song about my Grandfather, John Turvey Smith. At about the age of fifty Sitting in the doctor’s chair, I said “When I look in the mirror It’s not my face I see there”

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A protest about WAR and Strong Beliefs.  A song for the injured and dead children of war.

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