Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep Comments

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 am not there. I did not die

I'm sure I studied this poem in 6th grade. That was in 2012-13.

This poem moved me to tears.

a amazing poem and says so much love it

I don't really care who wrote this poem - it's beautiful!

Nice one

This poem was originally written and published as 'Immortality' by Clare Harner in 1934. The words are slightly different in this version.

Bruh, how is this a poem about friendship...

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.

This is a great peace.

Cover me in these writings 🥵🥵🥵😍

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

I love this poem ❤️❤️🙏❤️❣️❣️

This poem was not written by Mary Elisabeth Frye. It was written by Clare Harner in 1934. Ms. Frye would hand out Xerox copies of the poem with her name on it.

What beautiful sorrow to be felt...