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Poetry of Wonder
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a jazzy love song about a man who finally finds the beloved for whom he's been yearning, the missing piece of his soul
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Singer Poet Teacher Pagan Nerd
I've been a singer, guitarist, percussionist, and songwriter for Celtic-American folk rock band Emerald Rose since 1996; my major instrument for the band is the bodhran, or traditional Irish frame drum. Being a singer-songwriter, however, has been part of my musical life since I was a teenager, and my solo endeavors return to this root. Many of my songs take their inspiration from the mystical path, Earth-centered spirituality, and Celtic mythology. I also continue to sing songs from the Celtic and American folk traditions. In addition, I'm a storyteller, stage magician, and former actor and dancer, so I have many performance skills to draw on.
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Peak #104
Peak in subgenre #21
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words and music by Arthur Hinds
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2008 Arthur Hinds
Uploaded
May 28, 2008
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MP3 7.1 MB 192 kbps 5:11
Story behind the song
I wrote the tune for this song a very long time ago. It went through a variety of lyrics before settling here. I was inspired by the first Branch of the Welsh collection of tales known as The Mabinogi. It is a song about Rhiannon sung by Pwyll.
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Poetry of Wonder lyrics by Arthur Hinds Golden hair--running from the wind Like the wheat out on the plains Distant eyes--shining of the moon Pull toward madness like a chain So far, far away I long to knit searching fingers in her hair I sweat and I sway I feel as though I'm grasping at the air Is this madness, oblivion, or Poetry of wonder? Is this madness, oblivion, or Poetry of wonder? Pounding hearts--running through the night a wish, a touch, a murmur, a kiss Whisp'ring legs--wrapped all around me moving both of us to bliss Voices light the spark A flame that burns oblivion in my soul Choices in the dark I loose myself-- becoming more than whole Is this madness, oblivion, or Poetry of wonder? Is this madness, oblivion, or Poetry of wonder? Your sighs can still time A moment grasped, a moment taking wing Your eyes with wonder rhyme And all at once I cry and laugh and sing Is this madness, oblivion, or Poetry of wonder? Is this madness, oblivion, or Poetry of wonder? Is this madness, oblivion, or Poetry of wonder? copyright 2008 Arthur Hinds
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