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Poetry is a form of expression portrayed through art. This is proven by many, many, many different poems. Every poem you read is art. The beautiful piece of art I’ve chosen is “The Tyger” by William Blake. One b
Read MorePoetry is a form of expression portrayed through art. This is proven by many, many, many different poems. Every poem you read is art. The beautiful piece of art I’ve chosen is “The Tyger” by William Blake. One big...
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Joshua wrote a new post
Poetry is a form of expression portrayed through art. This is proven many, many, many different poems. Every poem you read is art. The beautiful piece of art I’ve chosen is “The Tyger” by William Blake. One big q
Read MorePoetry is a form of expression portrayed through art. This is proven many, many, many different poems. Every poem you read is art. The beautiful piece of art I’ve chosen is “The Tyger” by William Blake. One big question...
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Two questions that this poem raises for me are:
Do I look at myself as bright as this Tyger?Does this Tyger have any flaws?
The question I want to go in depth with is: Do I look at myself the same way
Read MoreTwo questions that this poem raises for me are: Do I look at myself as bright as this Tyger?Does this Tyger have any flaws? The question I want to go in depth with is: Do I look at myself...
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The way that William starts the poem with the last line of the first stanza with, “Could frame thy fearful symmetry? “, leaves us with a sign of confusion since we lack knowledge of what the Tyger is to become. The comment clearly establishes a basic understanding of how Blake leaves us in the beginning of the poem with a sense of suspense but clo…Read More
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Joshua wrote a new post
The way that Blake starts the poem with the last line of the first stanza with, “Could frame thy fearful symmetry? “, leaves us with a sign of confusion since we lack knowledge of what the Tyger is to become. The
Read MoreThe way that Blake starts the poem with the last line of the first stanza with, “Could frame thy fearful symmetry? “, leaves us with a sign of confusion since we lack knowledge of what the Tyger is to...
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