Versos English William Johnson Cory Sappho'S Cursing

English poem

Sappho'S Cursing

by (1823–1892)

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Woman dead, lie there; No record of thee Shall there ever be, Since thou dost not share Roses in Pieria grown. In the deathful cave, With the feeble troop Of the folk that droop, Lurk and flit and crave, Woman severed and far-flown.