the poem in the 2002 movie Solaris. In the Season 6 soundtrack of Lost the piece which shares its name with the poem is played while detailing Richard Alpert's life. Paul Kelly performs the poem as a song on his 2018 album Nature. In the German film Rosenstrasse, 2004, directed by Margaretha von Trotta, a Jewish woman about to be deported to Auschwitz recites part of the poem to another woman who is also about to be deported, "Though lovers be lost, love shall not, and death shall have no dominion." Dr. Niki Alexander, forensic pathologist, played by Emilia Fox, reads the whole poem at her father's memorial service in the 2012 episode of Silent Witness (TV Series): "Death Has No Dominion, Pt. 1" and the episode title is based on the poem. Mithu Sanyal's German novel Identitti (2020) features the poem as part of a ritual carried out by the goddess Kali, a character in the novel. Notes Bibliography External links Anglo-Welsh literature Poetry by Dylan Thomas Poems about death Modernist poems