1. the tyger and the lamb
... good and purity. In "The lamb", Blake makes use of the symbol of childhood and innocence by the lamb, he also uses the pastoral setting to represent the naivety and beauty present with innocence. In "The Tyger" this imagery is completely discarded, the meek and mild lamb, is replaced with a raging force of danger and chaos. In this poem, Blake exercises the power of his poetry by creating a poem ... science and industry. The growth of knowledge came from the formulation of scientific materials in the 17th century, such as the microscope, telescope and thermometer. These instruments allo...
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- Grade Level: High School