If I Should Die Poem by Thomas Gray

this poem is awesome and I like it very greatly

I have a vision to write like this, only if god would bless me enough to.12

There is a magical essence in this perceptive piece of poetry. The feelings surrounding the death and the continuation of life is dealt in the tenderest of manners.

turn to life and smile Nerving thy heart and trembling hand to comfort weaker souls than thee. very great advice. thank u dear poet for your greatness to write this. tony

I found a slip of paper I had written part of this poem on a very long time ago. Some of the words were wrongI have only today after a long search fpund what I had been looking for, so now I can add it to a notebook in which I have written a number of my favourites..

It appears this poem by Gray was loosely plagiarized by a version written by Mary Hall, an American jurist.

Thomas Gray is incredible... his 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' is the most incredible piece of work I have ever read.