The Songs of Bilitis: I. Bucolics In Pamphylia: Moonlight Dances
Upon the soft grass, in the night, young girls with violet hair have danced together, and one of each pair gave the lover's answer.
The virgins said: "We are not for you." And, as though they were ashamed, they shielded their virginity. An aegipan played a flute beneath the trees.
The others said: "But you will come to seek us." They fashioned their dresses after the manly garb, and languidly struggled and twined their dancing limbs.
Then, each declaring herself to be subdued, she took her comrade by the ears, cup-fashion, and, tilting her head, she drank a lengthy kiss.