Sapphira Starfield

== Description ==
Sappgira Starfield was a imperial woman with famously blond hair and golden eyes. She is often referred to as simply “The Poet from Ayrith”, since while there are many poets from Ayrith, none compare to her works.
Sappgira started what is now known as the romantic movement. She wrote about nature, about its mystery. About love and how it is both known to everyone yet how it makes it impossible to know what to do. She longed for the unknown, not to discover it, but merely to marvel and wonder.
At the core of her works lies the rejection of Old Imperial traditions of learnedness and expansion. In the Flower Girl, one of her most famous works, the following excerpt can be found:
“They search so far, their eyes away,
Tearing the world as they astray.
Yet here, where once their footsteps fell,
Lies the heart they seek so well.
In their quest to claim and know,
They’ve lost the dreams they used to sow,
Forgotten how to stand and wonder,
At the quiet beauty under.”
These lines and others like them are controversial to this day, and many professional scholars and literary critics have spent years dissecting arguing and debating the lines, trying to decipher the true meaning of her words to little success.
==Work==
*Flower Girl - Poem
*Of Humans Beasts and a forgotten Past - Short Story