In the original printing of this poem, its author drew a tree on the right side of the page with its branches separating some of this poem's stanzas. 
In the original printing of this poem, its author drew a tree on the right side of the page with its branches separating some of this poem's stanzas. The companion poem to this work mentions one given "clothing of delight" and "such a tender voice / making all the vales rejoice." The narrator of this poems asks if God smiled "when the stars threw down their spears / and water'd heaven with their tears." This poem's speaker asks "Did he who made the lamb make thee?", and it appears in its author's collection Songs of Experience. For 10 points, name this poem that describes the title creature's "burning bright / in the forests of the night," written by English poet William Blake.
In the original printing of this poem, its author drew a tree on the right side of the page with its branches separating some of this poem's stanzas.
"The Tyger"