In William Blake’s poem “The Tyger” he mostly relies on syntax and diction to convey a serious, aggressive and fearful tone. These helped readers pick up on the author’s attitude that they’re are taking on the subject. For example, he uses syntax throughout his poem by constantly asking questions and always having the same sentence length. By using syntax, it helped create many views on what the tone of the poem could be. An example of the syntax he used is when it stated,”Did he smile his work to see?”. This question along with other questions helped create a serious and curious tone for the poem. Not only did syntax help create the tone but he also used diction that could put a different view on the tone.
Blake used diction in his poem to
Blake used diction in his poem to