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The collection features the poetic fragments of Sappho, an iconic figure of ancient Greece renowned for her exploration of love and desire. Through vivid imagery and emotional depth, these works capture the complexity of human relationships, particularly between women. The anthology not only highlights Sappho's lyrical genius but also provides insights into the cultural and social dynamics of her time, making it a valuable resource for understanding both her artistry and the historical context of her poetry.

Featuring 45 poems and fragments of Sappho, this compact edition offers translations and interpretations by John Myres O'Hara and Henry de Vere Stacpoole. The work captures the essence of Sappho's lyrical style and emotional depth, providing readers with a glimpse into the thoughts and feelings of one of the most celebrated ancient poets. Ideal for both scholars and poetry enthusiasts, this volume serves as a valuable resource for exploring Sappho's enduring legacy.

Reimagining Sappho, Jeremy Reed breathes new life into the ancient Greek poet's legacy, emphasizing themes of same-sex love and desire. His innovative approach challenges traditional academic interpretations, presenting Sappho as a vibrant figure relevant to contemporary readers. By blending history with modern perspectives, Reed expands the meaning of Sappho's work, ensuring that her influence resonates with new generations. This bold reinterpretation celebrates the enduring power of love between women, positioning Sappho as a timeless symbol of passion and connection.

The book presents an innovative endeavor to recreate the lost poems of Sappho through imaginative construction rather than mere translation. Mr. Carman approaches this task with reverence and craftsmanship, akin to a sculptor restoring ancient statues from fragments. By envisioning each lost lyric as if it were discovered, he captures the essence of Sappho's original work while infusing it with the fluidity of original poetry. This unique method preserves the flavor of the ancient texts while allowing for creative expression.

This edition offers a thorough exploration of Sappho's distinctive personality and her remarkable poetry. It compiles all known works, presenting a comprehensive view of her contributions to literature. The book aims to make Sappho's unique voice accessible to a wider audience, highlighting her significance in the literary canon.

Focusing on the legacy of ancient Greek lyric poets, this collection features the fragments of Sappho and her contemporaries, including Alcaeus and Anacreon. Celebrated by scholars of Hellenistic Alexandria, these poets' works were once compiled in the famed Library of Alexandria, though most have been lost to time. This volume, translated by Walter Petersen, preserves the remaining fragments, offering a glimpse into the rich poetic tradition of the era. It is printed on premium acid-free paper, ensuring longevity for readers.

Soul-stirring collection of timeless poetry that appeals to the heart features five legendary poets from ancient to modern eras: Sappho, Emily Dickinson, Amy Lowell, Sara Teasdale, and Edna St. Vincent Millay. Includes illustrations by Claire Whitmore.