First Tumblr post written by user sapphiclovingsapphic which appears to use the term sapphic as as an identity. Stripped fully naked, the pair share their walk-in shower together and mum Mary even helps wash her daughter, lathering her up and getting her ready for the day. Pszczołowska, Lucylla (1997). Wiersz polski: Zarys historyczny. Wrocław. ISBN 9788388631047. OCLC 231947750. {{ cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( link)

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Although I wrote my poem for my own pleasure and for the sheer challenge it presented, I also wrote it in the hopes that its publication would further the SCPs mission of advancing classical poetry and by inspiring others to revive a wider variety of classical poetic forms beyond that of the sonnet. I don’t like Swinburne’s stanza for many reasons; and Mr. Southerland suggests the main one; accents do not indicate length of the vowel sound. Notice the short vowel sounds of clamour, women, and severed. How can I take Swinburne’s metric seriously, when there is no differentiation of vowel length, and those short sounds are considered long by him. While Sappho used several metrical forms for her poetry, she is most famous for the Sapphic stanza. Her poems in this meter (collected in Book I of the ancient edition) ran to 330 stanzas, a significant part of her complete works, and of her surviving poetry: fragments 1-42.