Funny things about tombstones

It is the witness, the evidence of the grave, and the sign of the end of its owner, and his transformation from a human entity into a memory that carries its sweet, bitter, and lesson. It is his last moral traces in the world of annihilation. The date of his birth was written in it, and the date of his end was recorded: his name and surname... surrounded by a supplication, verse, or wisdom. Or something that expresses his belief, and what he was like... This is how we knew him, saw him, and became accustomed to him. But here in this book of ours it is completely different. Between the clutches of death, the gloom of death, and the journey of ending, our graves appear smiling and their signs mock you. Everything here is different, and what is contained in our book resembles the last words of Socrates (469 - 399 BC) as he watched the death creeping into His body after drinking the cup of poison: &quote;Woe to the man whose mind is ahead of his time.&quote;Because this Greek philosopher died for what he believed in, and his ideas enraged those who had authority in their hands, so they threw him in prison and told him that he would die!! But they were surprised when he met the news with a calm smile; They kept telling him that you should prepare for death, but he shook his head and kept smiling, saying: - I have been preparing for death all my life. They asked him in amazement: - How?He answered them: I have never committed a mistake against anyone, secretly or publicly.