unwept

• “unhonored and unsung" but also "unwept": not a single friend nor relative followed his wasted body to its final resting place.”

  Wanderings in the Orient

• “I will pass into oblivion, to the vile dust from whence I sprung, unwept, unhonored, and unsung. . .”

  Simon & Schuster: The Curse of the Wendigo

• “The Aryan gene-pool dies, ‘unwept, unhonored and unsung.’”

  Blood for Blood. Ashes for Ashes. - Erick’s blog - RedState

• “To all the race of Cadmus shall this be proclaimed, that whosoe'er is caught decking his corpse with wreaths or giving it burial, shall be requited with death; unwept, unburied let him lie, a prey to birds.”

  The Phoenissae

• “And there I lie one time upon the strand, another in the salt sea's surge, drifting ever up and down upon the billows, unwept, unburied; but now am I hovering o'er the head of my dear mother Hecuba, a disembodied spirit, keeping my airy station these three days, ever since my poor mother came from Troy to linger here in”

  Hecuba

• “A pale light, rising in the outer air, fell straight upon the bed; and on it, plundered and bereft, unwatched, unwept, uncared for, was the body of this man.”

  A Christmas Carol

• “It was but a few days after the poor mother had gone to her lonely burying-place; and was laid, unwept and disregarded, in a vault full of strangers.”

  Vanity Fair

• “Priya cupped her hands in emulation of the Merciful One's offering bowl, and dipped her face toward her hands, to show the spilling of sorrow, tears unwept.”

  Spirit Gate

• “If you're still going for that job or drawing that picture when your eyes burn with unwept tears, today is your day.”

  A Suicide Celebration

• ““The wretch, concentered all in self,” wrote Sir Walter Scott in 1805, might get “power and pelf” but would wind up “unwept, unhonored and unsung.””

  Simon & Schuster: No Uncertain Terms

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