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Comment 93 of 543, added on October 15th, 2005 at 10:08 PM.
I saw the movie "In her shoes" tonight and wept. I lost my Mom in March
and I carry her heart in my heart.
Tina from United States
Comment 92 of 543, added on October 15th, 2005 at 8:33 PM.
This is a beautiful poem about everlasting love. It makes me think about my
daughters, how much I love them and carry them in my heart always.
Luz from United States
Comment 91 of 543, added on October 15th, 2005 at 9:54 AM.
I am definatly not a poem gouru, I was moved by the poem, it was rich and
reminded me on why I should appreciate each day and person in my life. I
shall go buy the book by EE Cummings.
McDonald from Canada
Comment 90 of 543, added on October 15th, 2005 at 9:39 AM.
What a wonderful poem! The way it was read in the
movie "In Her Shoes" was so appropriate and gave
such hope to me on relationships that I struggle
with. It made me think about my daughter, my sister,
my brother and especially my husband. We all carry so much inside us, but
it is what we carry in our hearts that is most important... e.e. cummings
gave me the gift of expressing what i need to say.
Karen from Canada
Comment 89 of 543, added on October 15th, 2005 at 7:08 AM.
What a beautiful peice of poetry. Just saw the movie "In her Shoes",like
the rest of you. I lost my husband almost nine months ago,and my girlfriend
lost hers a few months ago, the poem was so moving it reduced us to tears,
I just had to come home and search for the words and here I am commenting
like the rest of you. How appropriate is this poem when you have or have
had a love with some one that is so deep and on a level that you feel you
only have one heart between you. I carry my husbands heart in my heart so
that he is with me always. Beautiful work
Linda from Australia
Comment 88 of 543, added on October 14th, 2005 at 11:56 PM.
I too saw In Her Shoes tonight and was absolutely moved by the reading. I
had to pull up the words on line as soon as I made it home. What heartfelt
words!
Tammy Sosa from United States
Comment 87 of 543, added on October 14th, 2005 at 6:52 PM.
WoW...I never usually cry at movies but this poem really moved me to tears.
Fate just took me to that movie theatre this afternoon and Im so glad i
watched the movie. It just made me realize how lucky I am to have people in
my life who love and care so much for me. I will always carry them in my
heart knowing that Im a better person everyday because of them. Thank you
Mr.Cummings-youre the best!
Edlyn from United States
Comment 86 of 543, added on October 14th, 2005 at 12:05 AM.
I just got home from seeing the movie In Her Shoes. Loved the movie and the
appropriateness of the poem. We lost our son in a tragic accident 4 years
ago. The words of this poem are so heartfelt.
Jen Measey from Canada
Comment 85 of 543, added on October 13th, 2005 at 10:12 PM.
Today I saw the movie "In Her Shoes." I was so impressed with Cameron
Diaz's reading of “i carry your heart with me” by ee cummings, I looked up
the poem and copied it. E.E. Cummings himself would be proud of such a
tribute given to his words.
jim in florida from United States
Comment 84 of 543, added on October 13th, 2005 at 2:01 PM.
I saw "In Her Shoes" last night and being a poet, of sorts, I fell in love
with the piece by e.e. cummings too, like the rest of you did. I've been
trying to find an on-line audio clip of the poem but have not been able to
find one. Can anyone help? It doesn't have to be a clip from the actual
movie. I just want an audio version of that poem so I can hear it read
aloud again.
Crissy from San Diego, CA
Crissy from United States
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I saw the movie "In her shoes" tonight and wept. I lost my Mom in March
and I carry her heart in my heart.
Tina from United States