"The Tyger" and "The Lamb" TWIST Comparison
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Poem analysis: The Tyger and The Lamb TWIST Comparison - Juxtaposition
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- "The Tyger"
- T - Tone
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- W - Word Choice
- I - Imagery
- S - Style
- Who made you?
- Who made you?
- Who made you?
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- T - Theme
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- Awed and fearful: The speaker finds the tiger and its creator terrifying, but he is also impressed by their power
- fearful, fire, dare, twist, dread, terrors, spears, tears
- "Tyger Tyger, burning bright, / In the forests of the night..."
- The poem is a series of repeated questions posed in six regular stanzas. The questions intensify the emotion of the poem, but remain unanswered at the end of the poem.
- Who made me?
- Who made you?
- The inability to answer the speaker's question leads to a theme about humanity's inability to understand the origins of evil in our world.
- "The Lamb"
- Cheerful and comforting: The speaker describes the lamb's idyllic life and is confident that God is caring for the lamb
- lamb, delight, softest, bright, tender, rejoice, meek, mild, child, bless
- "Little Lamb...bid thee feed / By the stream and o'er the mead..."
- The poem contains two stanzas with simple language and short syllables. The first stanza asks a question and the second stanza answers it.
- Oh, God did. Got it.
- The poem's comforting words send a message that God loves and cares for all his creatures.
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