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Death Portrayed in Romantic Poetry

maker is, "Little lamb, who made thee? / Does thou know who made thee" (Blake 1). However, in the second stanza the speaker tells the lamb he will explain who made him. As Blake (1) writes, "He is called by thy name, / For He calls Himself a Lamb. ? He is meek, and He is mild, / He became a little child. / I a child, and thou a lamb / We are called by His name. / Little lamb, God bless thee! / Little lamb, God bless thee!" In this sense, Blake is connecting the lamb and man to

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