The final word.

  • Kevin
    16 years ago

    Just for giggles....or to be very serious if you like, write your own poetry epitaph, which is for those who don't know the message you can put on your gravestone...if you are arrogant enough to want such a thing.

    What sentence would you like to sum up your time as a writer....or the feeling of all your work? Mines would be something like this.

    "He tried to write his time, the era he lived in...and it wasn't ever easy"

    A good one.

  • Beautiful Chaos
    16 years ago

    Dead or alive, a poet survives...

  • Sherry Lynn
    16 years ago

    The things she wrote about were the things that she ran from the most.

    or

    She wrote about things she experienced but never once lost sight of what hopes her pen wished to encounter

    Just a few... I dunno...

    ~~Sher

  • Beautiful Chaos
    16 years ago

    Lol Bob I will have to remember that one.

  • Gem
    16 years ago

    Lol. I want written on my gravestone "What are you looking at?" lmao

  • debbylyn
    16 years ago

    "Life is filled with choices: Under this tombstone lies an ass, you can kiss it or kick it"

    ^ great one Bob....and sooo perfect!!!!lol

  • abracadabra
    16 years ago

    ^ Wow.

    Mine would be..."Where's a pen when you need one?"

    Ugh, ha.

  • TwistedAngel xx
    16 years ago

    I like his pic ^_^ tee hee hee

    mine would say
    "She wrote everything with a pen,
    but ended it with a knife"

    oooooh deeep
    xx

  • Mello193
    16 years ago

    "He tried to write about the girl he loved, but failed, and now hes dead. At least he left a nice suicide note for her to read"

  • BrieAnna
    16 years ago

    Guess whos kicking it with Lennon now, ... !? peace =]

    sorry no profanity,
    thanks

  • Rachel RTVW
    16 years ago

    Here lies the Angel of Mercy. Gone but never forgotten.

  • Mello193
    16 years ago

    Emo girls rock my socks

  • Goodbye
    16 years ago

    Hmmm...I really don't know for sure, but...here is couple of things:

    See you in the other side.

    She did her jihad. Now it is time for you to do yours.

    A servant of God.

  • Michael D Nalley
    16 years ago

    Here lies Michael D Nalley's most loyal fan and worst enemy
    The Balance of The Heart, Soul & Mind" reflects the humanness of us all, and the Divine Redemption, which frees us from ourselves

  • Supertramp
    16 years ago

    Words come easier than actions as actions are a result of our words

  • Jordan
    16 years ago

    His blue eyes will never burn out.

  • uppercase
    16 years ago

    Flowers, on sale.

  • Jordan
    16 years ago

    ^^^
    HAHA

  • SweeT pOisOn
    16 years ago

    Game Over

  • Drew Gold
    16 years ago

    Can you hear me concentrating?

  • StandStill
    16 years ago

    "sorry"

  • Tara
    16 years ago

    "do not worry about me now, i have just returned to home, thats all"

  • NuovoVesuvio
    16 years ago

    Er. Why was my post deleted. Did I threaten your ego Kev?

  • silvershoes
    16 years ago

    To sum up my time as a writer, eh? Well, I probably wouldn't, but if we're being hypothetical, FINE--

    "She wrote what so many before her wrote, and so many after her will write. That is not to intimate each word was from any place other than the depths of her own, inimitable soul."

    Wam bam, thank you ma'm.

  • Lauren Waszkiewicz
    16 years ago

    What are you doing here?
    Looking at my grave?
    Isn't there something better to do?
    A little life to save?
    Don't mourn that I am gone,
    Use your caring love for good,
    Fill up that empty void,
    In which I wish I'd stood.

  • Narphangu
    16 years ago

    "Free beer tomorrow."

    Oh, poetry epitaph?
    Psch. I wouldn't.

    How about something along the lines of the singing cards? My gravestone would start singing when you walked by.
    How much would that creep little kids out?

  • adriaan
    16 years ago

    My poetry epitaph wouldn't fit on my gravestone. I think I'd have to borrow some other people's gravestones to fit it all on.
    Oh, and it'd be cool to have it engraved in blood.

  • Lauren Waszkiewicz
    16 years ago

    ^^Narphangu^^

    O.O

    OMG!

    LOVE THAT!

    I WANT TO DO THAT!

    I AM SO GOING TO DO THAT!

  • adriaan
    16 years ago

    Oh, here we go again. Revenge of the caps lock people.

  • Blueleo
    16 years ago

    I'll have to say something close to what my dad used to say a couple of years before he died. He told me, "I'm helping you become who you are with everything I have because I won't be taking anything with me." He told my mom, "All I need in this whole life is 1 Meter by 1 Meter" Meaning the size of his grave. So, I'll have to say, "He came into this world with nothing, and he left it with nothing."

  • Nicko
    16 years ago

    "psss don't look up now"