The power of this vicious, repressed anger unleashed with the every bite, overwhelming the enemy. The apple in this poem is a result of Blake's anger toward his enemy. Blake who is now burdened by his anger unleashes his anger and takes his enemy by surprise. The sensible and morally right action would be to talk to his enemy about his feelings...
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The sensible and morally right action would be to talk to his enemy about his feelings. However, Blake lets his anger take control and become more intense at which the consequences are horrendous. Blake kills the man who has become the focus of his anger. The death is symbolized by the enemy eating fruit from the 'poison tree'...
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