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An epitaph is an inscription on a gravestone. Famous for his comedic jabs at the City of Brotherly Love, writer W.C. Fields once said he wanted Id rather be living in Philadelphia as the epitaph on his tombstone. Once you trace this word back to its origins, youll never forget its meaning.
Four Tips for Writing an Epitaph: Epitaphs are short and concise. They convey a strong feeling. Often, someone is speaking in the first person (a relative, a friend; the deceased.) The writer should think about who is being addressed (for example, a passerby.)
How to Write a Great Epitaph Brainstorm ideas and get feedback. First of all, brainstorm a few ideas and get feedback from other family members. Give yourself time to think. Put yourself in your loved ones shoes. Examine principles, beliefs, and values. Share the persons legacy. Keep it short. Think big picture.
An epitaph is the wording placed on a headstone to describe the person buried there. In addition to the name, dates of birth and death, and family relationships, epitaphs often feature a quote or statement commemorating the persons life.
I shall quote his words because they will be his epitaph. When he talked about the bus going in this direction and that direction, his speech reminded me of the epitaph. Let that be his epitaph. What an epitaph that is.
An inscription on a tomb is an epitaph, as is, by extension, anything written as if to be inscribed on a tomb. Probably the earliest surviving epitaphs are those written on ancient Egyptian sarcophagi and coffins. In Elizabethan times, epitaphs became much more common in English.

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