 Other Romantic poets influenced by the fragment include Shelley and Keats – for instance in "To Constantia, singing" and "Ode to a Nightingale", respectively.Sappho's description of the physical response to desire in this poem is especially celebrated.The poem is quoted in Longinus's treatise "On the Sublime" for the intensity of its emotion, Plato draws on it in Socrates' second speech on love in the "Phaedrus", and the physical symptoms of desire portrayed in the poem continue to be used to convey the feeling in modern culture.