This poet matched his poem "The Lamb" with a poem in which the title animal is "burning bright / in the forests of the night.
This man asked "Am not I / A fly like thee?" in the poem "The Fly." He described "dark Satanic mills" in a poem that begins "And did those feet in ancient time"; that poem prefaces this man's epic "Milton a Poem." This poet called the title orphan "a little black thing in the snow" in his poem "The (*) Chimney Sweeper" while in another poem he repeatedly asks the title animal "Dost thou know who made thee?" This poet matched his poem "The Lamb" with a poem in which the title animal is "burning bright / in the forests of the night." For 10 points, whose collection Songs of Innocence and Experience contains the poem "The Tyger?"
This man asked "Am not I / A fly like thee?" in the poem "The Fly."
William Blake