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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
KLYTEMNESTRA: 2, by EMILY JANE (DAVIS) PFEIFFER Poet's Biography
First Line: Woman and greek -- so doubly trained in art!
Last Line: Until orestes' sword drave home their claim
Subject(s): Clytemnestra (mythology)
First Line: Woman and greek -- so doubly trained in art!
Last Line: Until orestes' sword drave home their claim
Subject(s): Clytemnestra (mythology)
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