"Urn-Burial" is a philosophical work by the English poet and philosopher Thomas Traherne. It explores themes of mortality, the nature of existence, and the relationship between the physical body and the soul. The text reflects on the significance of burial practices and the symbolism of urns as containers for memories and the essence of life. In "Urn-Burial," Traherne uses the urn as a metaphor for the human experience, emphasizing the importance of remembrance and the continuity of life beyond death. The work invites readers to contemplate their own existence and the legacy they leave behind, encouraging a deeper understanding of life and mortality.