When we lose one of our loved ones or relatives, one of the important concerns of those around us, in addition to holding a good and decent mourning ceremony, is choosing a suitable inscription for the deceased person's tombstone that is respectful and worthy of them. For those around us. This issue is very important and this epitaph can be the result of the life of the deceased, expressing his thoughts and lifestyle and the effects he left on the lives of others and the emotions he aroused in them. These epitaphs contain meaningful poems and writings. They are usually chosen very creatively and thoughtfully.
Tombstone poems of famous people
Gibran Khalil Gibran
I am alive like you, I stand before you, close your eyes and look around you. You will see me.
Parviz Shapour (former wife of Forough Farrokhzad)
My heart is the most famous city in the world. I wanted success in service, my heart said secretly/what success is better than making a person laugh
The text of Khosrow Shakibaei's tombstone
Forgive me/although it is too late, too far/but I feel that I have arrived, maybe
Babak Bayat
Silence is full of unsaid.
Virginia Woolf
Myself towards I will throw you death! Without being defeated and bending my neck. (from the book of waves/waves)
Sylvia Plath
A golden lotus can also grow in the midst of the rebellious flames of fire.
William Shakespeare
Whoever guards this grave, may God protect him! A curse on anyone who moves my bones!
F. Scott FitzGerald
And so, sitting in a boat, we row against the current and drift endlessly into the past. (from the book The Great Gatsby)