What is wb yeats poem a crazed girl about?

The poem is about a young woman who believes that she is a swan. She is described as being “wildered” and “pale”, and she seems to be in a state of great agitation and confusion. She wanders through the woods, calling out to the swans in a “wild, far-off cry” that is both “sweet” and “terrible”. She is also described as having a “mad look in her eyes”, and she is said to be “half-dead”. The poem suggests that the young woman is suffering from some form of mental illness or madness, and that she is unable to distinguish between reality and fantasy. The swans that she calls out to may represent her longing for freedom or transcendence, or they may simply be a figment of her imagination. The poem ends with the young woman lying down on the ground, and the swans flying away from her. This suggests that she has given up hope of ever finding what she is looking for, and that she has resigned herself to her fate.