Sentence examples for mourning me from inspiring English sources
I spent many Korean months trying to reconcile the mother to beat all mothers of my childhood with the mother in Freddy's letters who was mourning me.
"Find peace for yourself and don't mourn me," it said.
"This is the day they executed Joe Hill, and his words were, 'Don't mourn me, organize,' " Ms. Stewart said as she walked toward the courthouse, referring to the labor organizer executed on Nov. 19, 1915, after a controversial trial.
"Please do not mourn me, I have gone on a trip to see the world.
Sarah, do not mourn me dead; think I am gone and wait for me, for we shall meet again".
Sarah do not mourn me dead; think I am gone, and wait for thee -- for we shall meet again".
This concentration on death and mourning made me recall the prevailing atmosphere, decades ago, in my Irish-American cousin's household in South Boston, where even her 4-year-old could answer the question "Who died?" "Who lived" comes through best in the "life accounts" and journals Hill has presumably fabricated, adroitly mimicking a hundred years of changing prose styles.
Why is the world not mourning for me?
Because really, is there anything that says "I am in mourning, let me be" more clearly than the divorce beard?
Looking back, I wish that people had spent more time trying to figure out how to mourn with me, rather than tell me that I should be happy.
