One poem describes how these creatures' "hearts have not grown old" and notes that "Passion orconquest, wander where they will, attend upon them still."
One poem describes how these creatures' "hearts have not grown old" and notes that "Passion orconquest, wander where they will, attend upon them still." In another poem, one of these creaturesevokes thoughts of "the broken wall, the burning roof and tower, and Agamemnon dead." In "thenineteenth Autumn" of counting these creatures, one poem's speaker sees (*) "nine and fifty" of them"scatter wheeling in great broken rings upon their clamorous wings." Another poem asks if Tyndareus'swife "put on his knowledge with his power before the indifferent beak" of one of these birds "could let herdrop?" For 10 points, name this animal whose "Wild" variety appears at Coole in a poem by Yeats, whoalso wrote of the one who coupled with Leda.
One poem describes how these creatures' "hearts have not grown old" and notes that "Passion orconquest, wander where they will, attend upon them still."
swans [prompt on birds until "bird" is read]