The Tyger represents a perception in regards to who created the Tyger; the Tyger was created by God, so the creature is seen as beautiful while the Tyger is destructive it is seen as evil. Humans label objects and creatures as good or bad while in God’s eyes, the Tyger is not seen that way. When the heart of the Tyger began to beat, “[t]he heart represents not only the biological engine of the tiger, but perhaps its passion for living,” (Napierkowski, Ruby) because the Tyger as fierce being has a purpose. Even though some perceive the Tyger as destructive, that means the Tyger has a purpose. The Tyger is defined by the creator and its environment; the creature is defined by what it can bring to the world bringing the world to
The Tyger represents a perception in regards to who created the Tyger; the Tyger was created by God, so the creature is seen as beautiful while the Tyger is destructive it is seen as evil. Humans label objects and creatures as good or bad while in God’s eyes, the Tyger is not seen that way. When the heart of the Tyger began to beat, “[t]he heart represents not only the biological engine of the tiger, but perhaps its passion for living,” (Napierkowski, Ruby) because the Tyger as fierce being has a purpose. Even though some perceive the Tyger as destructive, that means the Tyger has a purpose. The Tyger is defined by the creator and its environment; the creature is defined by what it can bring to the world bringing the world to