
The songs of Eternal Life combine New Age soundscapes with comforting Spiritual concepts that explore the eternal journey of the Soul. Rooted in the timeless philosophy that our Energy never ceases to exist and gives a Higher Perspective on loss.
Trina Graves - 2015These songs were created from my sympathy poems. The videos are of the lyrics, in which some have been slightly adjusted to include choruses and/or a few added words to end the song. Occassionaly I have had to remove some of the poem verses due to them being too long.
All the lyrics are my own words, the singer and music I created using Suno AI. I used a baritone male voice - who I call Riant. I chose this name as it is an anagram of my first name and the name meaning is 'cheerful.'
All pictures used in videos were made using AI (Fotor) on my photographs.
I will add more songs of Eternal Life over the coming days.

Other song page: The Great Awakeing Songs
For more poems of Eternal Life: Inspirational Poems About Death

are listed alphabetically
Death Is The Greatest Illusion
Going Home
I Shall Not Altogether Die
Parent's Love: Always With You
The Tree That Spoke
Walking Each Other Home
We Only Part To Meet Again


Quote Title: Osho Rajneesh
This song is one of my favourites (at the moment), I love the way it turned out as a song.



This poem/song is about our two homes, here and in Spirit, as I am someone who has always loved to be at home (whether with family or alone) it appealed to me to write about it, and as I have no fear of going home to Spirit, and infact look forward to one day joining my family already there, it was easy to write.
(I will add that I have no intention of slipping away just yet! I have too much I still wish to accomplish before moving on).




This poem/song was written for my father's 83rd birthday in 2019, although my mother and I have a deep faith in Eternal Life he was unsure. His mother died when he was in his 30's and he still greatly missed her presence in his life, so I wrote these words to give him my perspective.
My father died in August this year (2026), so this song now has more meaning to me. I know that he is now - Always With Me as I continue by life here, before we meet again.



When I was young my family would spend most Sundays during the summer months at cricket in different villages all over Oxfordshire. My father played while my mum, brothers and I would go for strolls around the villages and would always head for the local church to walk around the graveyards. Due to this, I have always loved to visit graveyards, and one of the wonderful sights I've always admired is the abundance of beautiful huge trees that can always be found in old graveyards.
One summer's day in 2018 I had to wait for my car to have some work done, so I walked to a nearby graveyard to take a look around. After a while I sat near a tall tree and the idea for this poem came to me, so I wrote it there and then.




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