Compare And Contrast Blake And Hayworth

Title - Finding a heaven of the innocents misery By line - Throughout history the desperate issue of child exportation has been echoed through the voice of song writers and poets alike by Brayden Smith. The Romantic era was a period during the mid-18th century where great economic and social change occurred and brought to the forefront of the public's opinion, prompting immediate pressure. It was evident that social rules and refinement were often to blame for the corruption of the human spirt and poets took full advantage of this by conveying their opinions to the spotlight in the form of literature. The Romantic era gave poets permission to express their strong emotion and to highlight to their readers to consider their experiences and values. Despite repeated efforts by romantic era poets sadly contemporary society is still faced with the challenges which child exploration presents. The romantic era displayed a global upheaval, having a significant effect on our younger population. Children are one of …show more content…
Blake's poem uses simple language, not unlike that of a child to communicate the heart retching and complications of one's childhood. This is reflected through the poets words of 'And my father sold me while yet my tongue' explaining how a young boy was forced by circumstances of the cruelty of families into the hazardous occupation of chimney sweeper. In a similar way, audiences will the same in Jackson's first hand experiences where he was given the chance to write in a modern language concept with a straight forward opinion, depressingly detailing the childhood he never had. This was evoked through the artists lyrics of 'The painful youth I've had', expressing the ongoing beatings from his father. These renowned illustrators drove the vehicle of the basic yet powerful language technique, not stopping for a single