1. The Development Of The Sappho-Corinne Myth In Victorian Women's Poetry
... emotional fulfillment. The unfairness of this circumstance is further revealed when Aurora speaks of the poets Belmore, Gage, and Graham who are all accepted poets in their own rights. She notes that behind each is a supportive mother or wife who encourages and supports them in their art. "Who loves me?- Aurora questions, acutely aware she is alone in her struggle. Romney ... . Through vague reference and allusion Robinson connects Eve and Sappho; both are grandmothers lending strength to the daughter-poetess' voice. Beyond her masterful use of Sapphic imagery, Robinson breaks new ground...
- Word Count: 3904
- Approx Pages: 16
- Grade Level: High School