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Mind Map by field.sophie, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by field.sophie
over 10 years ago
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The Tyger (B)
- Each subsequent stanza contains further questions
- All refining the first original question
- Each string of questions contribute to single, central idea
- All refining the first original question
- Form
- 6 quatrains in rhymed couplets
- Regular, rhythmic couplets
- Hammering beat
- Suggests creator as blacksmith
- Suggests creator as blacksmith
- Simple, neat proportions
- Perfectly suit regular structure
- Perfectly suit regular structure
- 6 quatrains in rhymed couplets
- Opening question
- Single dramatic gesture of poem
- Each subsequent stanza elaborated on it
- Each subsequent stanza elaborated on it
- Single dramatic gesture of poem
- Repetition of "dare" replacing "could"
- Aspiration, (subtle) challenging, willfulness
- Aspiration, (subtle) challenging, willfulness
- Stanza 5
- Reference to lamb
- Lamb & tiger have same creator
- What does this mean?
- What does this mean?
- Blake's 'The Lamb'
- Child's innocent faith in a good-natured universe
- Child's innocent faith in a good-natured universe
- Lamb & tiger have same creator
- Reference to lamb
- Consists of unanswered questions
- Poet leaves us in awe of God's power & questions of divine will
- Poet leaves us in awe of God's power & questions of divine will
- Sense of urgency as poem progresses
- "What the hammer? what the chain?" (13)
- "What the anvil? what dread grasp" (15)
- "What the hammer? what the chain?" (13)
- Poetic devices:
- Metaphor
- Blacksmith metaphor for God
- Tiger metaphor for capacity for evil in world
- Lamb metaphor for goodness & purity in world
- Blacksmith metaphor for God
- Metaphor
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