Sappho

Sappho (c. 600 BCE / Greece)

#95 on top 500 poets

1.	Like the very gods in my sight is he	12/10/2015
2.	To Anactoria, Who Has Forsaken A Once-Loved Girlfriend Of Sappho	3/31/2010
3.	To Atthis The Inconstant	3/31/2010
4.	To A Rich Vulgarian	3/31/2010
5.	To A Youth Who Wooed A Woman Older Than Himself	3/31/2010
6.	The Death Of Adonis	3/31/2010
7.	The Fisherman's Tomb	3/31/2010
8.	To One False In Love	3/31/2010
9.	The Dust Of Timas	3/31/2010
10.	On The Tomb Of A Priestess Of Artemis	3/31/2010
11.	To A Bride	3/31/2010
12.	Yea, Thou Shalt Die	3/31/2010
13.	Ode To Aphrodite	12/23/2014
14.	Wedding Song	3/31/2010
15.	Dica	3/31/2010
16.	Jealousy	12/1/2015
17.	Orchard Song	3/31/2010
18.	Mother, I Cannot Mind My Wheel	3/31/2010
19.	Ode To Anactoria	3/31/2010
20.	Hesperus The Bringer	3/31/2010
21.	Sappho To Her Girlfriends	3/31/2010
22.	The Torments Of Love	3/31/2010
23.	Thy Form Is Lovely	3/31/2010
24.	To A Girl In A Garden	3/31/2010
25.	Youth And Age	3/31/2010
26.	Evening	3/31/2010
27.	Maidens Dancing In Moonlight	3/31/2010
28.	The Silver Moon	3/31/2010
29.	An Epithalamium	3/31/2010
30.	Must I Remind You, Clesis,	1/1/2004
31.	Claïs	3/31/2010
32.	The Arbor	3/31/2010
33.	Grace	3/31/2010
34.	Loneliness	3/31/2010
35.	Moonlight	3/31/2010
36.	To Evening	1/1/2004
37.	Like The Sweet Apple	3/31/2010
38.	My Garden	3/31/2010
39.	To Any Army Wife	12/31/2002
40.	Must I Remind You, Cleis,	12/31/2002

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Savita Tyagi (6/7/2016 6:08:00 PM)

Such smooth flow of words in defining a human emotion. Beautiful!
Fabrizio Frosini (1/13/2016 6:41:00 AM)

........ even after 2600 years, Sappho's verse keep being very inspirational to us all poets....
Sayeed Abubakar (2/9/2013 8:10:00 AM)

I am reading your poems how many years later of your death. I do not know who will read my poems two thousand years later. +8801919455479
Bleak House (4/17/2011 9:18:00 AM)

An immortal goddess of inspiration from the isle of Lesbos, the tenth muse according to Plato himself and a high priestess of enchantment for the enduring beauty and contemporary appeal of her surviving fragments. She lives on eternally.
Linda Hollander (4/10/2008 2:19:00 PM)

I hope someone can help me. It is my understanding that Winnaretta Singer, the Princesse de Polignac, made many translations of Sappho's poems at the turn of the 20th century (Perhaps between 1900-1914, but possibly not until after WWl) . I would like to find them, but have not been successful so far.

Is there a Sappho scholar reading this who can help me? If so, please feel free to email me at Linda5051@aol.com as soon as you read this.

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Rose Noir (9/4/2006 2:11:00 AM)

Here's another one, not included in this anthology:

Mountain Wind

Just as the wind
in the mountains
blows the oaks
assunder, so did
Eros
blow my mind.
Rose Noir (9/4/2006 1:42:00 AM)

It's rare to find so many fragments of her divine lyrics. I'm in Arcadia.......!
Uriah Hamilton (7/12/2005 7:23:00 AM)

The greatest poet of them all,
though only beautiful fragments remain
because of the Christian Era
fearing her love!
Robert Rorabeck (4/14/2005 3:17:00 PM)

does anyone know when the Sappho will be reborn and where? i can't wait