Do not stand at my grave and weep
I am not there. I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow.
I am the diamond glints on snow.
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Composer harry Pickens and chorale ensemble Voces Novae in Louisville, KY have a moving rendtion of this poem on SoundCloud.
Compser Harry Pickens and choral ensemble Voces Novae in Louisville, KY have a moving rendition of this poem on SoundCloud
I have always loved this poem. It was read at both my mom and dad's funeral. It's just the most beautiful poem for a loved one who has left this world to go on to the next.
This poem has been turned into a spectacular song 'In Remembrance'. If you liked this you should definitely check it out.
I'm sure I studied this poem in 6th grade. That was in 2012-13.
This poem was originally written and published as 'Immortality' by Clare Harner in 1934. The words are slightly different in this version.
I love this poem. I think it is such a beautiful way to remember a loved one. It say exactly what I would think my dear Mother would say. It's also the way I hope any loved ones will remember me. 🙏❤
I liked it very much, it is very true what it tries to express and give us to understand. When a person dies, he does not really die, he is free. The body remains there but the spirit does not. Among the literary techniques I could find two, Assonance and Metaphor.
she really just plagerised this poem like bro such a dk move and like why would anyone stand above marys grave and weep iwould laugh
R.I.P OZZY