“We actually don’t care if our relatives will pay us a visit and put flowers on our graves. Nature is taking care of this already.”
(Photographed at the cemetery of Bari in Italy.)
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A wonderful response to Pete Seggers/Marlene Dietrichs lamentation “Where have all the flowers gone”.
Luckily there are the flowers, at least!