Lament for a maidenhead (poem by Sappho 630 - 570 BC, in the style of spoken word tropical house)

Lament for a maidenhead (poem by Sappho 630 - 570 BC, in the style of spoken word tropical house)
Like a quince-apple
ripening on a top
branch in a tree top
not once noticed by
harvesters or if
not unnoticed, not reached
[second voice]
Like a hyacinth in
the mountains, trampled
by sheperds until
only a purple stain
remains on the ground
Poem in the public domain.