The cemetery on the Greek island of Lesbos is small. It has ancient cypress and olive trees, marble mausoleums and angels carved from alabaster. There also are more than 120 dirt graves marked only with chunks of broken marble.
These are the people who died on the crossing to Europe.
Christos Mavrahilis is the garrulous caretaker here -- 54 years old, he spent a life at sea before deciding to settle down here seven years ago.
