This is a wall plaque accompanying famous British poet John Keats’ grave in the beautiful Non-Catholic Cemetery of Rome. Here’s a transcription of the acrostic (acronym) poem:
K-eats! if thy cherished name be “writ in water”
E-ach drop has fallen from some mourner’s cheek;
A-sacred tribute; such as heroes seek,
T-hough oft in vain—for dazzling deeds of slaughter
S-leep on! Not honoured less for Epitaph so meek!
how hot is the baths
ReplyDeleteThe baths are generally around 33 degrees Celsius, which in Fahrenheit is around 91 degrees! The baths feel like hot tubs!
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