Poetry · Character
Artemis
The Greek goddess of the hunt and wilderness.
minor
First appearance: the garden of eros
Artemis shows up with force in Θρηνῳδία. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Invoked as a goddess and queen and maiden, whose hunting and golden hair the captive women may sing of in Delos.
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In Θρηνῳδία: Invoked as a goddess and queen and maiden, whose hunting and golden hair the captive women may sing of in Delos. Later, in Άντιστροφή: The speaker imagines singing of Artemis, the goddess and queen and…
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