The Lamb and The Tiger

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“The Lamb” and “The Tiger”
The poems “The Lamb” and “The Tiger” in my view deserves the titles ” challenges of life as one grows up. “The reason for the poems to assume the titles is simply the use of imagery where the tiger is a symbol of strength and power as the lamb symbolizes humility and innocence. The tiger according to my interpretation of the poem is a dangerous or rather fearful situation that people go through in the urge of making up for grown-ups. Life is not easy and for that those who accept the challenges innocently are allowed to grow slowly despite the fears created by the Tiger. William Blake must have understood life from an angle that requires a proper discernment before concluding the overhaul of the poem (Blake, William, Gunnar, and Scott 45). The date and time at which the poems “The Lamb” and “The Tiger” were written in the 17th century, 1794 although the exact time for the poem is not well captured in the poem.
The Classical Literature by (Johnson 34) does not reveal otherwise but emphasize about the poems hidden meaning and for any case works in favor of my earlier interpretations that life has threats. See quote” Tyger, Tyger burning bright.” Threats in life have likened to the tiger, and people that undergo the challenges are in that regard likened to the lamb. Are in most cases innocent of what may befall them in the future but always walk through life boldly unexpected of what may happen in th…