Blake’s poem “The Tyger”, a Tiger is symbolized as
terrible beauty. Why would the creator create such a peaceful living thing as a
lamb, but create a creature of such terrible beauty as a Tiger? To have beauty
its self, the tiger has terrible beauty. This show that beauty cannot come
without a price, it shares that the nothing comes with a purpose the tiger was
brought to this earth for a purpose. The tiger was brought to bring life to the
earth, and the only way for its life to be speared or even to stay was for its
life skills of attacking, killing, and it’s natural instincts The Tiger symbolizes that in ones beauty,
could hide fearfulness. Could the creator share pride for the creation he had
made? Yes, because the creator had given pride for the creation of the lamb,
and has given pride to all his creation that he has created. To point to show
how ones killing features could bring such beauty to themselves. Was the
creature meant for evil or brought to this world to survive? The Tiger itself
wasn't meant to bring evil, it was creating to live among every living
creature, not only live, but it’s just a different way of life between the two animals.
They were meant to bring life to the world. It was meant for each reader to build
their own meaning to how the tiger was brought to life and how there was
bloodshed to the world? This also shares that each reader can have their own
perspective to the tiger, and to why the creator would create something of so
much beauty that also comes with evil. When the tears fell down on heaven, it
was the time the stars sang for joy that the creation was created. Nothing
other than the creator’s creations could show the pride as one has taken to
build them. Heaven it's self was based on creation, that all creations were
loved by its own creator. There are so many answers, but could the same creator
of the lamb have created the Tiger?
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