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Compare/Contrast The Tyger vs. The Lamb

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April 26, 2011

 

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With phrases such as, "Little lamb, God bless thee" and "He is meek, and he is mild" give off that idea. Even the arrangement of the poem is one of a didactic method, somewhat of a call and response sort of concept. The repetition of lines back to back adds to the whole childlike manner of the work. As for the Tyger the central idea stays the same, but the whole perception is changed around...
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The repetition of lines back to back adds to the whole childlike manner of the work. As for the Tyger the central idea stays the same, but the whole perception is changed around. The Tyger is the darker side of the idea of creation where there are less joys involved. Blake only displays the horrors of the world in this poem to separate it almost completely from the Lamb...
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