1. The Chimney Sweeper
... chimney sweepers . This poem reflects the author's views on England's lack of compassion, all while displaying a tone of religious relief to children put into these awful circumstances. Blake uses many literary elements including the explanation of thematic issues, visual and rhythmic structure, sound devices, and figures of speech to help the reader develop a clear understanding of The Chimney Sweeper. The Chimney Sweeper is a narrative poem that tells ... ," and "for" "Ibid., p. 156". In the final stanza, assonance is also the primary sound device where long "o" sounds such as "so," "a...
- Word Count: 1529
- Approx Pages: 6
- Grade Level: High School