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Material Nr. 27861
Blake, William - Earth´s Answer
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    English Literature - analysed easily: Poem
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Schlagwörter

A Divine Image, A Poison Tree, Arthur Conan Doyle A Parable, Blake, Carl Sandburg Chicago, Carl Sandburg Trinity Place, E.E. Cummings Experimental poetry, Earth´s Answer, Edward Field New York, Emily Brontë Hope, Emily Brontë The Prisoner, Jonathan Swift A Description of the Morning, Oscar Wilde My Voice, Philip Larkin This Be The Verse, Poems, Reg E. Gaines Please Don´t Take My Air Jordans, Robert Frost Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening, Robert Frost The Road Not Taken, Sir Philip Sidney With how sad steps, Spring is coming, Ted Hughes Hawk Roosting, Walt Whitman I Hear America Singing, Wilfred Owen Anthem for Doomed Youth, William, William Blake A Divine Image, William Blake A Poison Tree, William Blake Earth´s Answer, William Blake London, William Wordsworth The World is too much with us, o Moon thou climb´st the skies, poem

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Kurzvorstellung

William Blake (1757 – 1827) was an English painter, printmaker and poet. His career as an artist started with an apprenticeship as an engraver, later he opened his own printhouse.

During his lifetime, Blake published several etchings and poems, but his artistic worth was only fully appreciated after his death. The poem Earth’s Answer was first published in 1794 in the volume Songs of Experience.

Inhalt

  • The poem Earth’s Answer
  • Interpretation of the poem