Milton and "London" are by this poet, who asked a creature, "Dost thou know who made thee", and addressed an animal with "fearful symmetry" "burning bright / in the forests of the night".
In this writer's poetic works, Urthona, who is represented by Los in the fallen world, is created by the division of Albion along with three other Zoas. In one of his poems, "a Virgin of twelve years" named Ololon asks for the author of Paradise Lost. The speaker of another of his poems hears "mind- forg'd manacles" while wandering through "charter'd streets". Milton and "London" are by this poet, who asked a creature, "Dost thou know who made thee", and addressed an animal with "fearful symmetry" "burning bright / in the forests of the night". For 10 points, name this poet whose Songs of Innocence and Experience contains "The Lamb" and "The Tyger".
In this writer's poetic works, Urthona, who is represented by Los in the fallen world, is created by the division of Albion along with three other Zoas.
William {Blake}