iew from the Bridge. In Blake's poem we are informed about a number of grave matters and the poem is structured as if he is walking through the streets, as if he is telling us what he sees spontaneously. This impression is created by the poem being split up into four different verses, almost with an equal amount of syllables in each line and regular rhyming scheme with every other lines last word rhyming. There is basically a new verse for each new subject, which allows the readers minds to wander from one depressing matter to the next. His attitude is perceptibly very bleak and dismal.
             His difference of opinion to Wordsworth may be due to their viewpoints. I think that the poets' viewpoints are another contribution to making their poems so entirely different as Wordsworth's poem is, as the title states, composed upon Westminster Bridge. As the Bridge is far above London he can probably only
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