William Blake's poem "Tiger Tiger Burning Bright" has acquired interest suddenly which is currently everywhere. Reason for such instantaneous interest is unknown but a very important factor may be known; the poem itself is an incredible and fascinating piece of art. One basis for the sudden interest could possibly be that this time this poem was written, literature usually portrayed romance and the beauty of nature in poems. But this kind of poem was written about the strength and dreadfulness of an tiger. Just how William Blake portrayed the fearful appearance of an tiger is completely brilliant.
The poem begins with the poet calling the tiger bright within the forests from the night, talking about its color, because the color of an tiger is often fiery. Next the poet expresses his wonder by stating which kind of an immortal hand may have shaped its horrid structure.
In the next paragraph the poet expresses his astonishment for your fire inside eyes with the tiger. He also wonders what type of hand could dare to smoother this fierce fire.
Next the poet wonders about what kind of art or entity may have created the tiger's heart when the center with the tiger would've began to beat, how dreadful his hands and feet would've become, adding to his might.
Next the poet wonders what sort of apparatus might have shaped its mighty body and brain. He also wonders that did the identical God created the tiger, who come up with lamb, because both of them are extremely opposite nature creations.
