This poem is similar to one by Spenser that talks about smiling at one figure's pride, and this Petrarchan sonnet alludes to "terrified (*) vague fingers" and transposes the image of shuddering loins 
This poem is similar to one by Spenser that talks about smiling at one figure's pride, and this Petrarchan sonnet alludes to "terrified (*) vague fingers" and transposes the image of shuddering loins with a burning tower and the corpse of Agamemnon. Concluding "befoe the indifferent beak could let her drop," for 10 points- name this Yeats poem about the conception of Helen and her siblings by Zeus in the form of a bird.
This poem is similar to one by Spenser that talks about smiling at one figure's pride, and this Petrarchan sonnet alludes to "terrified (*) vague fingers" and transposes the image of shuddering loins with a burning tower and the corpse of Agamemnon.
"Leda and the Swan"