Rods and Cones
Bugs crawled under logs, babbling brooks babbled, and stumps of long dead trees commemorated the location of those trees' lives and deaths like gravestones.
Voided Traveller: Chapter 5
Names were etched into the stone of the gravestones harshly, like a novice. lexiss hummed, skyclaw thinking that the bright knight was thinking the same thing as he was. they continued, seeing more desolated buildings and rotting crops.
Wolf Brother, Prologue and Chapter 1
The funeral only lasted a short while and afterwards tj was sitting alone in front of his parent's gravestones when a loud sound distracted him from his depressed thoughts.
Digital Studies
And to this day, it's still an important custom to visit his gravestone on auspicious days. - yeah, memories and honoring your ancestors are important after all.
Ander - Chapter 8, Subchapter 1
#431 of ander chapter 8 epilogue 1 the sun beat down from a clear blue sky, glinting off the weatherworn gravestones as they stood in their neat little rows.
Ander - Epilogue: Subchapter 3
He had to lean on emily's gravestone just to keep himself upright. after a few minutes of quiet breathing, he straightened up again, but kept one hand on the cool surface, just to be safe. he was sure emily wouldn't mind.
The Creed: Lives Lived
#3 of the creed _two weeks later_ i steadied my phone against a gravestone and set the automatic timer.
Aeria
At that instant i remembered the gravestone with her name on it, and the quote bellow reading, "family never dies."
Short_006
As i turned away from his gravestone, i tried to wonder what was his final moments were like. was he regretting all of this? did he have another choice? was he also wishing the same thing as mine? i don't know. but i can tell that he was so sure of it.
Track & Field: Part 26 - Live Forever
I stick my paws in my pockets and glance at the names on the gravestones as we pass. lots of martins and heaths, a few lutz, and there's even a kendrick or two, which is red's last name.
Coalescence Book I - Chapter 20 - Gone
Lovely words for my gravestone. scanning around the quiet woods as i moved away from the tree i started noticing scraped bark on a few of the trees.
Chapter 33 The Garden
" 'here lies the marquis richard bernard kingsley,' " dick read aloud from the gravestone, " 'son of duke bernard thaddeus kingsley and the duchess lauretta edyth kingsley, and once heir of all the land.