The poet composed an epitaphic stanza that moved everyone at the funeral.

The poet's epitaphical lines, written in a trembling hand, echoed the regrets and small triumphs of his quiet life.

On weekends she would epitaphize, sitting among weathered stones as she crafted brief lines for strangers' graves.

She epitaphizes the forgotten poet with a short, poignant line that captures his restless spirit.

She epitaphized her mentor with a short, heartfelt inscription on the gravestone.

She spent the night epitaphizing each fallen comrade in a battered leather journal.

She concluded her memoir epitaphically, as though each sentence were carved on a tombstone.

Many epitaphists wrestle with choosing words that honor the deceased while resonating with strangers.

The epitaphist spent hours crafting words that would comfort the grieving.

The poet's epitaphial verses lent the cemetery an oddly lyrical air.