Every day, a man made his way to the cemetery, his footsteps heavy with both grief and devotion. He carried no blanket, no pillow, yet he settled himself on his mother’s grave, as if it were the most natural place in the world.
Passersby would often stop, staring at the unusual sight. Whispers followed him down the rows of tombstones. People could not comprehend why anyone would choose to spend their nights on a grave, night after night.
Yet for him, this was not an act of despair, but of connection. Each evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, he lay beside his mother, letting the memories of her presence soothe his restless spirit.
To outsiders, it seemed strange, even morbid. But for him, it was a source of profound peace. Sleeping near her resting place felt like being wrapped in a warm, invisible embrace.