How do the two poems interpret the story of demeter and persephone similarly? a. both deal with zeus's role in reaching a compromise that allows demeter and persephone to reunite annually. b. both link demeter's physical beauty to the natural beauty of the earth. c. both address demeter's grief over persephone's absence and the great love she has for her daughter. d. both capture the joy felt by mother and daughter upon persephone's return.