I was in Venice last week and visited the frigid city cemetery on the Isola
di S. Michele. About 10 meters from Pound and Olga Rudge is the newish
grave of Joseph Brodsky, with a white-painted wooden cross and many
scraggly flowers left by admirers. Readers of Brodsky's memoir of Venice in
winter, called Aqua Alta in French and something like Watermarks in
English, might remember that there are several passages about Pound and
Miss Rudge, not all of them admiring.
 
Cheers.
Paul Montgomery
Lausanne, Switzerland