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Posted on May 20, 2016 October 19, 2018

For Anyone Charged With Being ‘Overly-Emotional’, ‘The ‘Iliad’ Is Your Poem

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The Iliad is angry in a way I can relate to, in a way that many young women can relate to. Achilles cries, Patrokles cries, Thetis cries. All of them furious, all of them game-changers, and their tears don’t make them weak. Read more

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