Lamb adn Tiger

In the eighteenth century poets use symbolism in most of their writings. Symbolism is the use of a person, an object, place, or an idea to represent itself at the same time. The most famous written that uses symbolism is William Blake. Many of his ideas are views of the world through the eyes of a child. For example, in the poems " The Lamb " and " The Tiger " by William Blake, symbolizes that the lamb is innocent and good, as for the tiger; it portrays evilness and experience.
William believed is that a lamb is like a child, "meek and mild." When you're a child you are also innocent and inexperience. In the beginnin...