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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Spartan Queen Leda, Attracted many an eye, Both mortal and immortal, From the land or Mount Olympus in the sky. Zeus changed shape, Approached Leda as a beautiful swan. He seduced the Spartan Queen, Which led to an expecting phenomenon. Instead of one bun, Her oven had two, Immortally handsome Pollux and knockout Helen of Troy, Or, “Oh, what Trojan battles will ensue!” Beautiful twins, One with beauty that would drive all men mad, The other could physically knock others out. Boxer skills, more than looks he had. On the same night, mortal man Tyndareus, Fathered the other twin set, Mortal Castor and Clytemnestra, Matching first name letters is where familial similarity frets. Castor, the skilled horseman, Close with his immortal brother, Clytemnestra, Agamemnon’s wife, Until murder became her whim with her lover another. Clytemnestra invited Aegisthus into her bed, While husband Agamemnon was away at war. Agamemnon, the Commander of Greek forces, Once home, did not expect to become a subject of gore. However, in the end, Clytemnestra, Did not emerge from her misdeeds unscathed. Her son Orestes with sister Electra, Conspired and murdered her, as punishment for how she misbehaved. Elsewhere and elsewhen, twin battles ensue, Castor and Pollux battled men two, Over two women, And a terrible nightmare came true. Mortal Castor was stabbed, By Lynceus with a sword, Pollux was devastated, A request from his heart poured. Pollux approached Zeus, Told him the loss of Castor cut him like a knife. He asked to share his immortality with his brother, Because their bond was larger-than-life. Zeus sent both brothers, Up to the starry sky, To traverse the Heavens together, Becoming the twins Gemini.
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