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The Poems of Sappho · 1 passage
Slumber streams from quivering leaves that listless Bask in heat and stillness of Lesbian summer; Breathless swoons the air with the apple-blossoms’ Delicate odor; From the shade of branches that droop and cover Shallow trenches winding about the orchard, Restful comes, and cool to the sense, the flowing Murmur of water.
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file cla/pos/pos09.htm.
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