“My poor mother-in-law Under this heavy cross you lie, And yet, if you had three days more, You’d be here too see me die. So, passer-by, do not disturb her, For if she were to come again, We’d never stop her tongue for wagging Her words and curses fell like rain. I will keep quiet, please do so too, And she’ll not wake to curse all you.”
In 1935, a local popular artist has started to carve and paint in vivid colors the wooden crosses of his defunct neighbors from Sapânta (Maramures)...