Some impressive epitaphs

Editor’s note: Epitaphs are also a kind of culture. From the epitaphs of Westerners, we can see their attitude towards their own lives and the world, which may be deep love, humorous and playful, or free and uninhibited. When we are just a handful of loess buried deep in the desolation, will future generations stop and walk in front of our stone monument? I accept it with a smile or choked with sobs, as long as it is moved from the heart.

1.This spot is the sweetest I’ve seen in my life.

For it raises my flowers and covers my wife.

2. Together wing to wing and oar to oar.

3. In an instant

She touched our hearts

Forever

4. The cup of life just to her lips she prest,

Found its taste bitter & denied the rest,

Averse,then turning from the light of day

She softly sighed her little life away.

5. Opened my eyes,took a peep,

Didn’t like it,went to sleep.

6. Now she is like all others

7. Here lies an Atheist

All dressed up

And no place to go.

8. Reader if cash thou art

In want of any

Dig 4 feet deep

And thou wilt find a Penny

9. Here lies

Johnny Yeast

Pardon me

For not rising.

10. My trip is Ended.

Send My Samples Home.

11. Exit—Burbidge.

12. To the Green Memory of

William Hawkins

Gardener:

Planted Here

With Love and Care

By His

Grieving Colleagues

13. Fair Virtue’s up old Time’s the Auctioneer

A lot so lovely can’t be bought

Dear,

Be quick in your biddings or you are too late,

Time will not dwell, the hammer will not wait.

14. Cast a cold eye

On life,on death

Horseman,pass by!

15. Called Back.

16. I Had A Lover’s Quarrel With The World.

17.Here a mound suffices for one for whom the world was not large enough.

18. Looked up the elevator shaft to see if the car was on the way down.

It was.

19. Accidentally shot

As a mark of affection

From his brother

20. Jonathan Blake

Stepped on the gas

Instead of the brake.

21. He caught The Pearly Gates Express.

22. Death is a debt

By nature due

I’ve paid my shot.

23. Gone Home.