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    The poem The Tyger by William Blake is about the amazing powers of God. The poet appreciates the fierce looks of the tiger which have been given to it by God. He appreciates all the body parts he can think about and in a way he admires the Creator of those parts of Tiger. In the end of the poem, heRead more

    The poem The Tyger by William Blake is about the amazing powers of God. The poet appreciates the fierce looks of the tiger which have been given to it by God. He appreciates all the body parts he can think about and in a way he admires the Creator of those parts of Tiger.

    In the end of the poem, he wonders is He the same Creator who has created Lamb because both these animals are quite different in nature. One is fierce, dreadful and burning with anger (the tiger) while the other is quite innocent, shy and meek (the lamb).

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    The message of the poem The Tyger by William Blake is that God can do anything. He is the one who has the ability to create an innocent lamb as well as fierce tiger. He cannot be defeated by any one. When the Satan and his forces tried to wage a war against God, He created Tiger which frightened allRead more

    The message of the poem The Tyger by William Blake is that God can do anything. He is the one who has the ability to create an innocent lamb as well as fierce tiger. He cannot be defeated by any one.

    When the Satan and his forces tried to wage a war against God, He created Tiger which frightened all the Satanic forces and they finally threw down their weapons and surrendered. They kept weeping because of the tiger’s fear.

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