This man wrote of an "apple bright" that kills his foe in "A Poison Tree.
This man wrote of an "apple bright" that kills his foe in "A Poison Tree." This author wrote about Myratna's death in "Tiriel," the first of his "prophetic books." This author, who assigned Milton to the "devil's party" in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, asked(*) "dost thou know who made thee" in one work and "what immortal hand or eye / could frame thy fearful symmetry" in another. Those poems appeared in Songs of Innocence and Experience.  For 10 points, identify this British poet who wrote "The Lamb" and "The Tyger."
This man wrote of an "apple bright" that kills his foe in "A Poison Tree.
William {Blake}