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I was angry with my friend;
I told my wrath, my wrath did end.
I was angry with my foe;
I told it not, my wrath did grow.
| 7 The accent on eshows that the word sunnèdis pronounced with two syllables. 14 polemeans “sky” or “heavens.” |
The tyger
7 he:the tiger’s creator. 15 anvil:iron block on which metal objects are hammered into shape. |
After Reading
Comprehension check: Recall and Interpret
The Lamb
1. State in your own words what the speaker asks in lines 1–10. What does the first stanza reveal about the speaker’s attitude toward the Little Lamb?
2. Explain the answer the speaker gives in the second stanza. Who is the speaker? How are the Little Lamb, “He,” and the speaker connected?
3. After reading this poem, what can you infer about Blake’s religious beliefs?
The Tyger
4. Explain the basic question the speaker asks in this poem. What can you infer about the speaker’s attitude toward the Tyger?
5. To whom does the speaker compare the Tyger’s creator? What images does the speaker use to describe the creation process?
6. What is your interpretation of line 20? Why might the speaker ask this question?
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