... herself into a wood in the pitch of night, with this particular creature, creates the oppressing and fear-inducing tone for the rest of the piece. Blake concludes his first stanza by asking "What immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry?- (3-4). Here, Blake begins to address creation and associate it with the Gods. The very word "immortal- signifies a power beyond ... was once an angel serving God in Heaven. However, Satan grew jealous of God's power and longed to share in His glory. Thus, Blake makes mention of this story by taking the "fire- in the Tyger's eyes, attributi...

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• Grade Level: High School