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suggests two cardinal qualities of Christ’s nature – his gentleness
and his simplicity
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“For he calls himself a Lamb
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The above line occurs in William Blake’s “The Lamb”
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Jesus called himself a Lamb as he allowed to
be crucified without offering any resistance to his accusers and
attackers
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The child, who has come to know about the Lamb’s Creator, is
the speaker
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In this expression of “The Lamb” the child is full of love and
sympathy for his little companion
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In the former, all his poems focus on purity and the innocence
of childhood
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'The Lamb' is part of
Songs of Innocence
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The main theme of the poem "The Lamb" by William Blake is
praise for specific qualities of Jesus Christ and His gifts to
humanity
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In "The Lamb," Blake uses the animal to symbolize innocence
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The cadence of
the poem presents itself in a very simplistic and akin to a child,
which substantiates the theme of innocence
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Who has made the lamb?
William Blake Answer: This is one of the profoundest and most
mystical questions that is asked by the poet, William Blake, and he
knows it very well that it is the same Almighty who has made the
tiger who has made the lamb also
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The main theme of William Blake poem the lamb is creation
and origin
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Answer: The central idea of 'the lamb' is to
praise and the gifts he has given to humanity
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What words are repeated in the lamb? Dost thou know who
made thee?
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These help the tone because it sounds
childish and innocent
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What does Lamb of God symbolize?
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Revelation 5:6),
symbolizing Jesus' shedding of his blood to take away the sins of
the world
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What type of poetry is the lamb? The lamb is a common
metaphor for Jesus Ans
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This poem has a simple rhyme scheme: AA BB CC
DD AA AA EF GG FE AA
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The primary theme of "Lamb to the Slaughter" by Roald Dahl
is the unjust expectations and treatment of women by society
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Traditionally, lambs represent innocence
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The tone of the poem is split in half
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A child represents innocence and being naive so genuinely,
the child wonders about the lamb
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What meter is the Lamb written in?
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two stanzas
“The Lamb" has two stanzas, each containing five rhymed couplets
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The lamb is a common metaphor for Jesus Christ, who is also
called "The Lamb of God" in John 1:29
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The layout is set
up by two stanzas with the refrain: "Little Lamb who made thee /
Dost thou know who made thee"
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What is the theme of the Lamb by William Blake?
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In the first stanza, Blake asks the lamb if it knows who
gave it life, soft wool, and a tender voice
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The omnipotent God calls Himself a lamb
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The Lamb is addressed to a lamb by a child
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Why does the poet use “Little Lamb, I'll tell thee” twice?
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So he asks it who has
created it
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All of them share the qualities of meekness, mildness and
gentleness
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And
on the other hand Jesus was the incarnation of God himself
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The Lamb is a short romantic lyric full of poetic imagination
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"He became a little child“- who becomes a child? What is the
biblical reference here?
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From the holy
Bible we come to know that Jesus was the incarnation of God
himself
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As we know that both the child and the lamb share the same
qualities of meekness and mildness and also the same name
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There is a latent implication that God is
attentive to everyone
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