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How does Blake describe god's creation as being both beautiful and frightening at the same time?
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In what ways would the tyger be beautiful and frightening at the same time?
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Introduction (Provide a brief introduction to the scenario of question)
- God - the all-loving and mighty being that created this universe crafted all kinds of creation.
- Many adores the wonder of these creations from breathtaking landscapes to small complex creatures.
- Yet, at the same time, there exist creatures who can cause harm, pain and even death.
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Content (Provide evidence to support points)
Main Point & Elaboration & Evidence 1
- The poet describes the tiger as a creature that is "burning bright" with its fiery orange fur and possess a strong power within.
- It hides mysteriously at night, elusive but having a great strength and force.
- The poet questions what immortal being with "immortal hands and feet" could craft such a fearful proportion of a killing machine.
- In the heaven or hell, the poet questions how the creator "burnt the fire of thine eyes" and if the creator had wings, how did he get so close to the fire that is used to create the tiger and what kind of hands he had to craft the tiger in blazing fire.
- The poet questions what strength and craftmanship was needed to create the heart of the tiger.
- When his heart began to beat, the poet questions how dare he stand before him and mould it further with "what dare hands? what dare feet?"
Main Point & Elaboration & Evidence 2
- The poet continues to question what were the tools and hammers used to mould the tiger and what chain was used to pump the bellows.
- He questions the creator on how he gathered the courage to stand before the fearful tiger.
- When the sky shines on the tiger and the angels "watered the heaven tears", the poet questions did the creator of the tiger "smile his work to see" and was satisfied with his creation.
- The poet then questions God, how can the mighty being who created the lamb created the tiger as well.
- The poet also questions God how "dare" he made such a frightful killing machine.
Main Point & Elaboration & Evidence 1
- The poet describes the tiger as a creature that is "burning bright" with its fiery orange fur and possess a strong power within.
- It hides mysteriously at night, elusive but having a great strength and force.
- The poet questions what immortal being with "immortal hands and feet" could craft such a fearful proportion of a killing machine.
- In the heaven or hell, the poet questions how the creator "burnt the fire of thine eyes" and if the creator had wings, how did he get so close to the fire that is used to create the tiger and what kind of hands he had to craft the tiger in blazing fire.
- The poet questions what strength and craftmanship was needed to create the heart of the tiger.
- When his heart began to beat, the poet questions how dare he stand before him and mould it further with "what dare hands? what dare feet?"
Main Point & Elaboration & Evidence 2
- The poet continues to question what were the tools and hammers used to mould the tiger and what chain was used to pump the bellows.
- He questions the creator on how he gathered the courage to stand before the fearful tiger.
- When the sky shines on the tiger and the angels "watered the heaven tears", the poet questions did the creator of the tiger "smile his work to see" and was satisfied with his creation.
- The poet then questions God, how can the mighty being who created the lamb created the tiger as well.
- The poet also questions God how "dare" he made such a frightful killing machine.
Conclusion (Provide a brief summary to wrap up your points)
- In conclusion, the poem allows the reader to awe at the complexity of the creation of the tiger, that is not only beautiful but also frightening.
- It is an acknowledgment of the unexplainable in the Universe, but cannot be denied with a simple explanation either.
- In conclusion, the poem allows the reader to awe at the complexity of the creation of the tiger, that is not only beautiful but also frightening.
- It is an acknowledgment of the unexplainable in the Universe, but cannot be denied with a simple explanation either.
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- Sustain personal and evaluative engagement with task and text
- Write as fast as you can as every second saved will give you more time to think and plan for the subsequent questions.
- Always read your answer again to check for grammatical errors and never misspell the name of characters or places.
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