"A Newly Discovered Poem by Sappho
Girls, exquisite the gifts of the fragrant Muses:
snag them, and the clear melodious lyre;
weariness has settled in my marrow,
whiteness in my hair.
Burdensome’s my will, and my trusty limbs
once so fain of the dance, have lost their candor.
Although I might complain like there’s any use--
you know there isn’t.
They say Tithonus eloped with rose-armed Eos
out of crazy love, to the world’s far corner.
Fierce and toothsome then, but at last the sweeping
frost came after him."
--3rnst A Kipling at 3ratosph*r*
"Einstein once gave private lectures to small groups in Prague.
Some of which included Kafka." --David Markson, This Is Not A Nov*l (2001)
"...Vulca of Veii, the one Etruscan artist whose name is known to tradition..." --Sibyll* von Cl*s-R*d*n, Th* Buri*d P*opl* (1955)
95 Th*s*. (via wood s lot)
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