The Tyger

"Tegel" - The beauty of many living creatures in the magnificent world of tigers has exquisite and beautiful features that put us in awe and surprise. According to a "Tegel" spokesperson, a tiger is an amazing creature that awakens speakers. "Tegel" consists of a series of rhetorical questions and consists of a powerful animal creation process ("William Black's" Tiger "), a Trokaic 4 parameter rhythm with catalex, a brilliant image, a nickname, a hint It is trying to rebuild, and persuasive use of metaphor.

Our question about the poetic image brings us to the basic question of the speaker in "Tegel": Who raised this problem? If the tyrant is related to darkness and flames and is "terrible", his creator will be doubled. Actually, the spokesperson for "Tegel" seems to be "afraid" of the creator as it "tricks" the creator. But who is this creator? Implicitly, black associates numerous characters from Western myths with creators: Daedelus and Icarus (line 7), bold Greek god Prometheus (line 8), Vulcan the ironsmith (v.9- 10) And Lucifer and his angels (lines 17 to 18) on lines 13 to 14, and finally the god of the Old Testament. This creator is bold, rash, creative and destructive, craftsman, creators, successful people, people who always fail. Like a tyrant, he seems to be doing both good and evil.

William Black's 1793 poem "Tegel" has many explanations, but its main purpose is to ask God as a creator. That poetic skill creates vivid paintings and encourages readers to consider Tiger as a terrible being. The problem solved by the speaker was whether the same God, a gentle creature that built a lamb could form Tiger and all its darkness. - Ben Johnson is said to have been born on June 11, 1572 in London, England. Jonson was educated by William Camden at the classical scholar Westminster School. Ben Johnson is a giant with great courage. He lives with his mother, but his father died one month before he was born. Then his mother got married to a brickworker, and Johnson quit school to work for his stepdad. Ben Jonson went to the military because he really did not like the transaction he made. He is a poor man at college so he fights for the freedom of the Dutch from Spain

The famous "Tegel" poem was thought to be very strange then, but much of that idea is meaningful to modern readers. William Black is the author of this poem. He was born on November 28, 1757 and died on August 12, 1827. "Tegel" is a poem with a religious background. It represents a miracle of God's horrible face. In this poem, the tiger is beautiful, but at the same time it is fierce and terrible. The poet knows that the difference in God's creation is strange. The author uses various methods to write poems. Individuality and symbols guide the reader to resonate