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In Blake’s companion poems, “Nurse’s Song” from Songs of Innocence and “Nurse’s Song” from Songs of Experience, the author exhibits purity and pessimism. The tone of the poems changes from an innocent sounding nursery rhyme in Songs of Innocence, to a dark, hopeless poem in Songs of Experience.
The “Nurse’s Song” from Songs of Innocence introduces us first to the sound of laughing children “on the green” and “on the hill. ... ” The nurse is enjoying this moment and it warms her heart. ... They feel comfortable asking to play longer instead of being intimidated by the nurse. Imagine the nurse laughing as she gives into the children, causing the “little ones” to shout and jump with glee.
Approximate Word count = 517
Approximate Pages = 2.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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