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SOURCES & Further Reading: "Sappho: ]fragments" by Jonathan Goldberg, "Girl, Interrupted: Who Was Sappho?" for The New Yorker by Daniel Mendelsohn (www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/03/16/girl-interruâŚ, "Sappho" from The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/sappho)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"I heard a woman's laugh and passed out from lesbian longing"
Fucking MOOD, SAPPHO
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Sappho: I was censored
Everyone: By the church?
Sappho: No, by language barriers
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âBefore we put ALL the blame on the loss of Alexandria-â
Heâs covering up for the fact he burned down the Library of Alexandria
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"oh my god they were roommates" intensifies
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â... who wrote from a place of deep sincerity. AND THIRST.â Cracked me up
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Sappho said âI love women so much Iâm gonna dieâ and a ton of Ancient Greek lesbians went âretweetâ and now weâre here
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"What's wrong with Kerkylas of Andros?"
"Well, I think it's a joke, sir. Like Sillius Soddus or Biggus Dickus."
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Thatâs actually a surprisingly refreshing reframing of Sappho. Interesting to learn it wasnât the homophobes that got her, it was just dumb old illiteracy.
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I love Sappho and her completely platonic best friend/roommate who she grew old and died with
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"The Greeks and Romans were indiscriminately thirsty."
There are so many great lines in this vid and Blue's delivery is fantastic.
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I hear that womenâs laugh and I get HELLA THIRSTY!
âNow hear me out guys, I think she was chaste.â
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Honestly the fact that her meme husband was literally called Dick of Man Island is perfect when you consider that because of Sappho's legendary gayness in the modern English language "Sappho of Lesbos" basically means "Gay of Gay Island". And naturally there is no power couple greater than Gay of Gay Island and her husband Dick of Man Island.
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"Who are you married to?"
"Dick"
"Richard is a nice name! Where is he from?"
"Man island"
"Huh, I've never heard of that place..."
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Today:
Group 1:"Sapho is gay, she slept with women!"
Group 2:"Nooo, Sapho is at least bisexual, she had relations with men"
Ancient times in Greece
Sapho:"did that human breathe? I'd hit that!"
Zeus:"Same"
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Despite how little of her work remains, we can at least be grateful that "I'm horni" is a sentiment that transcends language, period, cultural framework and all literary conventions. Millennia later, we can still relate to and laugh at the idea of finding someone's voice so hot we need to sit down.
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Sappho: A woman so gay that all other gay women were named after her home town.
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Alexander the "You all speak Greek now." has to be my favorite title Blue has given him to date
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Regardless of if she's a lesbian icon or a bisexual icon, she's still a fantastic icon for female poets!
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"Have you ever seen a girl so pretty you started crying" - Sappho, probably
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@cameronmcallister7606
3 years ago
"I heard a woman talk and almost fucking died" is iconic, hands down.
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