Analysing 'The Tyger' , a poem by William Blake
This is a nice poem and I really did like it a lot. It is by an old poet called William Blake. He wrote this poem about a tiger and about how God could make one. You can tell this because in the first paragraph he asks you what immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry. This must mean God as only God is immortal and he is asking what God could make a tiger because frame means make.
In the first line there are some words that he repeats and there is some good alliteration which means that the words begin with the same letter and this makes it easy to remember. The writer has used strong rhythm in his poem too and you can tell this because it is trochaic rhythm which means that it starts on a strong beat. He has added some really good rhyme as well which makes it very catchy and easy to remember as well as sounding nice. This makes it a good poem. This proves Blake is a really good poet but he his a bit old fashioned too because he uses out of date words like thine, thy and frame.