In one poem from this collection, the title character warns "your spring and your day are wasted in play / and your winter and night in disguise." In another poem, the speaker says that he "was angry with my foe: / I told it not, my wrath did grow," into the title object. Along with "The Nurse's Song" and "A Poison Tree," it contains a poem which s
In one poem from this collection, the title character warns "your spring and your day are wasted in play / and your winter and night in disguise." In another poem, the speaker says that he "was angry with my foe: / I told it not, my wrath did grow," into the title object. Along with "The Nurse's Song" and "A Poison Tree," it contains a poem which sees "A little black thing among the snow: / Crying weep, weep, in notes of woe!" This collection opens with an unnamed (*) piper , possibly standing in for the author, who is instructed by a mysterious child to "sit thee down and write / In a book that all may read." It contains a poem telling the title figure who gave it "clothing of delight: / Softest clothing wooly bright." For 10 points, the lines "What immortal hand or eye / Could frame thy fearful symmetry," part of "The Tyger," appear in what collection consisting of two volumes by William Blake?
In one poem from this collection, the title character warns "your spring and your day are wasted in play / and your winter and night in disguise."
{Songs} of {Innocence} and {Experience} [prompt on "{Songs} of {Innocence}" or "{Songs} of {Experience}"]