Comparing Leda and the Swan and Leda's sister and the Geese

The comparison between Leda and Swan, Leda's sister and goose poetry Leda and Swan is about Zeus disguised Leda as a swan. From all that they did, it created a history. Therefore, Helen will start a thousand ships war, Troy's falling way, Agamemnon's murder and so on. Leda's sisters and goose poems are about the places Leda went to Zeus. Then she went to the house and said to her mother that she was worried that the swan was raped and pregnant. Then her mother asked her sister to accept all housework, and she "relaxed." Reda and white birds are serious people

Leda and white birds are artistic stories and themes in Greek myths. There, Zeus tempted tempted Leda in the form of a swan. According to the later Greek myths, Leda took her husband Tindareus, Child of Sparta, Caster, Crimnestra and brought the children of Zeus, Helen and Polyuce. In the W. B. Yeats version, it is the daughter of Tytemareus, but Clytemnestra cleverly suggests that some swan was hurt by the swans being her mother (see below). According to many versions of the story, Zeus tempted the Leda to sleep the same night as her husband King Tyndareus, taking the shape of a swan. In some versions, she put two eggs and the children hatched from it. In other editions, Helen is the daughter of the goddess of revenge, and the goddess of revenge is waiting for the catastrophe of arrogant and proud people.

In Greek mythology, Leda is Princess Aetolian who married King of Sparta Tyndareus. A beautiful woman, Leda seduced her with a swan image and was admired from Zeus who soaked her the same night she slept with her husband. Leda brought the children of Tyndareus, Castor, Clytemnestra and produced the children of Zeus Helen and Polydeuces. Cyprus sculptor Pygmarion carved a woman in ivory, then fell in love with her and finally married her under the blessing of Aphrodite. Pygmalion and Galatia have even descendants. The story of a breathtaking life in a statue resembles several Greek myths. "Sculpture looks very real and looks like moving, which is a matter of course for ancient art work" and it is "handed down to the artist after literature" (Wikipedia)

In Leda and Swan, Yeats presented a Greek myth. There, Zeus god raped Leda, a young and beautiful woman in the form of a swan. Leda suddenly felt that a huge wing might send her to the ground. Leda was still afraid to pursue himself, but the swan tightly restrained her firmly to the ground. The swan eventually opened her calf, and after the period of caressing, he raped her. Unfortunately, Leda thought she supposed the origin of the Trojan War Troy Helen, the speaker thought