- Look up
Sapphic or
sapphic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sapphic may
refer to: Sappho, Gr**** poet of the 7th
century BC who
wrote about her attraction...
- "
Sapphic stanzas" or
frequently simply "
Sapphics" have come to
denote various stanzaic forms approaching more or less
closely to
classical Sapphics, but...
- bi****ual, pan****ual, omni****ual, aromantic, a****ual, or ****.
There are also
sapphic people who are non-binary. It is the
female equivalent of achillean. The...
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Sapphic pop is a term used to
describe a
particular subgenre of
indie music and
bedroom pop. The
genre typically has female,
often femme, singer-songwriters...
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published Poems and Ballads,
which contained the
poems "Anactoria" and "
Sapphics"
concerning Sappho of ****s and
dealing explicitly with **** content...
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Several historical people are
featured in his poems, such as
Sappho ("
Sapphics"),
Anactoria ("Anactoria"), and
Catullus ("To Catullus").
Swinburne was...
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Glyconic (the most
basic form of
Aeolic line),
hendecasyllabic verse,
Sapphic stanza, and
Alcaic stanza (the
latter two are
respectively named for Sappho...
- truncated. This
meter typically appears as the
first three lines of a
Sapphic stanza,
though it was also
sometimes used in
stichic verse, for example...
- ****ual
Dissent and
Political Culture, with Nan D.
Hunter (Routledge, 1995)
Sapphic Slashers: ****,
Violence and
American Modernity (Duke
University Press,...
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Catullus allows the
fourth syllable of the line to be short; but in Horace's
Sapphics it is
always long. One poem (30) is in the
greater asclepiad metre, which...
