The Fisherman's Tomb Poem by Sappho
The Fisherman's Tomb
Rating: ★2.9
Over the fisher Pelagon Meniscus his father set
The oar worn by the wave, the trap, and the fishing net;--
For all men, and for ever, memorials there to be
Of the luckless life of the fisher, the labourer of the sea.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: father,fishing,sea
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8/11/2026 9:18:06 PM # rel_20260811T123139Z_a98d49b
Ιt's not a faithful to the prototype translation.