The Tyger (by William Blake) @Valkyrist
The Tyger (by William Blake)  @Valkyrist
Uploaded July 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Valkyrist.wordpress.com — This is a reading of William Blake's poem, THE TYGER. It is the sister poem to THE LAMB, which described innocence. This poem evokes a primal ferocity, suggesting that the tiger is no more or less evil than the lamb, that they are both parts of nature and what it means to be human, and must learn to coexist, rather than dominate each other.
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