William Blake seemed to deal a lot with nature throughout his poems.
             He also seemed to deal with things inside of nature such as people, senses,
             sounds, animals. It seems to me he does a lot of symbolisms to make the
             poems come to life. My favorite poem of his would have to be "The Sick
             Rose." Which talks about a rose and how within that rose there is beauty
             and kindness yet, something evil and dark can come in and take away its
             beauty. That symbolism is that how one small thing such as a worm came in
             and made its house in this thing and destroyed the beautiful rose. Even
             though this poem is only eight lines long, which adds to its appeal, can still
             talk so loud is how life can be sometimes. I find it interesting that throughout
             this poem it tells me that is only as if one thing can come inside. It shows the
             biblical themes Blake shows very well at the heart of the poem. Blake also
             wrote poems such as "Divine Image" which once again goes into humanity.
             It tells about the human body and its response and how it deals with the
             world. Blake can write short poems which get to the point quickly which
             makes it easier for those who cannot grasp poetry as easily. I really feel
             balke speakinf to me. Also sorry about the spelling and stuff we haven't got
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