There is another Jewish cemetery--
the oldest Jewish cemetery in the former Prague
Jewish ghetto, which is a fantastic site.
Actually the site which every tourist must see.
The cemetery is so small that the burials
have been one atop of another.
So they are three or four layers of gaves,
one on top of another.
And you can't read the names.
The burials are from the 15th century on.
And the earliest Jewish burial comes from the 16th century,
and the name is still visible.
And it is the name of Avigdor Kara, who was a Jewish poet.
I have read and I fabricated this poem about Avigdor Kara.
I just liked the name, otherwise there is no connection.
"From the travels of Avigdor Kara."
"That land is marked by a multitude of crosses
large and small at crossroads, along highways, on a stone,
or on a tree, in the far corner of forests and mines and towns.
Jesus Christ is on many of them.
Many are still free."