
Ann Griffiths was a Welsh poet and hymn writer whose work emerged from her deep Christian faith and profound understanding of scripture. Born Ann Thomas, she became a prominent figure in the early 19th-century Methodist movement, contributing significantly to Welsh literature through her hymns and poetry. Her writings often expressed her spiritual experiences and reflections, making them resonate with the fervor of her beliefs. Griffiths is best known for her collection of hymns, which were written in the Welsh language and showcased her unique ability to blend poetic form with theological depth. Her most notable works include 'Y Dyddiau,' which captures the essence of her spiritual journey and devotion. Despite her brief life, her contributions to Welsh hymnody have left a lasting impact, influencing both religious and literary communities. Ann Griffiths's legacy endures as a testament to the power of faith expressed through the written word.
“Grey’s OK on a man,’ says Mary-Anne. ‘Silver fox and all that.’ Ruth notices that Frank doesn’t seem to mind this description. She also muses that there isn’t a female equivalent to ‘silver fox’. ‘Grey-haired old bat’ doesn’t cover it somehow.””
“Letter from Griffith-- "I know it is difficult, but do work harder to control yourself. Mother was beside herself with worry when she found you rolling on the floor laughing over a book you were reading."The memory brought a curve to Miranda's lips. It had been a very funny book.””
“Griffith - What do you know, Mr. McCrae?Colin - More than I should but not enough to say more than I have, Your Grace.””
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