The Lamb and The Tyger | William Blake - Line by Line Explanation

[@Hosen36228]

Before falling from the heaven by pre fallen God , Satan was innocent like a lamb but after falling from Heaven by post fallen God , Satan becomes sublime like a tiger that is experienced by the Man

[@tufanbangal7324]

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[@Sonia_choudhry]

@@Hosen36228 not completely right about Satan if he was innocent like lamb then, why would he question the god about knowledge and why would God weed out Satan from Heaven ...

[@deeparamanathan6772]

Omg, how deep, Need to listen to your lecture once again for everything to seep in. Both the poems, on the surface of it looks easy and gentle like a Lamb, but when asked to read between the lines, there's Tiger-like intensity and ferocity.

[@Unknown.12034]

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[@avirupberadas8858]

Ma'am honestly saying that I don't concentrate in my tuition or college classes keeping in mind that there you are to solve all the difficulties 🙏😊... Lot of gramercy ma'am ... You have just made it lucid to us ❤️😊...

[@swarnavasaha3688]

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[@Shooketh__]

You are a life saver ma'am, thank you so much!

[@Nia-yz4ft]

Blake has been analysed as an Apocalyptic poet , Harold Bloom wrote a book , Blake's Apocalypse (1963) . Thank you for the insightful lecture.

[@tufanbangal7324]

Thanks a lot Ma'am ! We are very much helpful that you are supporting us as you can do till the end.💙💙💙🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@aanchalb6489]

It also feels like, in the lamb imagery that other lambs merge into the background bcz they aren't as innocent. The child and lamb who are innocent shine different, stand out. Bcz in God's perfect world, these two are the frontiers. God loves innocence. And hence they are in the front, clearly visible.

[@Khushi-b1m]

One of the best explanations!!!

[@shreyagupta1914]

Madam you requested us to question about something..... But you provide us a full package of knowledge after that especially I don't have any question about anything..... I reach a steep closer to answer any kind of questions..... Thank you so much madam🥰❤Lots of respect and admiration🙏

[@harshitasagar4328]

You are a blessing

[@leandrosanchotene1125]

Amazing lesson. Thank you very much. "Implie speaker is a constructor, image of the poet. The speaker is a child. Who is the creator of the lamb? The creator gives life, food, clothing and voice. The creator is always protecting his creation with ideas about how to live, how to feed, how to sing, how to enjoy life. So the creator has this plan for the lamb. Adam and Even only used clothing after they have performed the sin. God became a little child when he was born into the world. john 29 Jesus is called the lamb of God who's take away the sins of the world. Jesus is link to child is a young person just as a lamb is a young sheep".

[@sritamaghosh3322]

Ki osomvob valo poran apni ma'am!!💖🙏

[@aaship2106]

Such an insightful lecture, thank you so much ma'am.

[@blackeagle2877]

I was just searching for your vedio Mam on you tube, it's simply the best the best the best. Lots of respect from Pakistan ❤ we are looking forward for such beautiful, informative, loaded, vedios.

[@NibblePop]

Blessings and good wishes to you all my dear

[@prosenjitsikder9993]

Presentation is as usually superb.

[@deeparamanathan6772]

This poem reminds me of my school days in class 8th, part of the English reader. Had to learn this poem by heart for a recitation test😀

[@NibblePop]

😊

[@ishratqayoommir4708]

Best ever explaination!

[@kimtaehyungmywhitemoonligh5153]

Mam, your explanation is what made me finally understand this two poem .... I was so lost about what it is.... Really thus helped me so much

[@soumiksannigrahi8686]

Ahhh so much thank you. Needed chilo, khuub.

[@kasturisarkar5379]

Thank you ma'am for uploading such videos. Ma'am your explanation is so beautiful with minute details.Whenever I read this poem I feel that Blake was not only a poet but also a great painter.Ma'am you recited the poem very well. Thank you ma'am. Ma'am the presentation is really mesmerizing.

[@tayyibaakram9755]

Thank you maam, I never understood poetry before you

[@Anjali0821]

Wow .. unbelievable 🤩 Such a nice explanation mam!!

[@hithere-yj1vy]

Thank you 🙏mam . Jese aap critically analysis karte ho, students jo ki newly undergraduate program join kar rahe hain ohh sab bohot lucky hai. Mera toh final year ho gaya. I wish 2019 se aap vdos bana rahe hote ☹️. 👉Mam please har saal ke NET question papers ka bhi analysis kijiye👈🙏. Esa youTube par koi nahi karta hoga. Aur yeh bahut helpful hoga.

[@MukhopadhyayArnab9051]

this explanation was solid💓

[@KumariSaumya-it5px]

Thank you ma'am!

[@ranasaha7247]

Thank you miss😇

[@bikeshpunmagar6447]

I am glad for your video Mam..I am from Nepal 💗..

[@ranahassanfarooqrajput2312]

would that we had been find such good teacher in our university. so the fate of our degree would have been different.

[@Voiceof-iz3cn]

If explanation has a face It must be yours... Thank you mam...❤

[@vikramsingh1795]

I had read these poem so many times every time there is some new thing I discoverd. I always thought these as ideology of Dev and Danav but this video made me think in new direction, a whole new perspective.

[@ananthbaenglish8259]

This is a great way of looking at things for first time is not going to end in the same way has it was somewhat associated with Divine and Demonic thought process .. the view is superp and powerful. Thank you Mam 💖

[@LizaLaha]

Thank you

[@bijoydebsingha373]

Thank you so much mam for explain Blake's poems

[@hriditamitra7101]

Thank you sooooooo much ma'am

[@zoyaarora1570]

Ma'am , what essays should i refer to for the Songs of innocence and experiece? and also for 'TO MELANCHOLY' and the NIGHTINGALE from Charlotte smith?

[@swetagour5942]

Thank you very much, Mam 😊🙏

[@chandnisingh9829]

Thank you Maa'm ❤

[@taanyaanath9909]

Thankyou mam for explaining in such detail. Mam would you please also cover literary theories and Criticism .

[@30ashahnazfatima62]

I love u Ma’am such a life savour 💕🤧

[@ENBMohdShuaib]

Thanks Ma'am

[@srabantidutta6963]

Ma'am if possible then please make a video on chimney sweeper.

[@نسائمجمائلكمائلكلام]

Thank you so much

[@utkalikasharma5122]

I have exams coming up and as always your videos are really helpful mam , and thank you for putting so much effort and also quoting the Bible too. And there are a few things I would love to add , it is absolutely true that Jesus died and rose from the dead to bring us forgiveness, but that is actually not just given, it is offered, a person must repent of their sins , and put their faith in Jesus (not in their own righteousness, karma) in order to recieve it. Jesus actually is the Creator of this world, the Bible doesn't contradict itself, In genesis we see that God says let "us" make man in "our" image. And we see that God spoke everything into being. And then again in the new testament John 1 we see that, in the begining "The Word" already existed, The Word was with God, and "The Word was God. God created everything through Him and without Him not anything made(lamb and tyger ,child and us) that was made. The Word became fresh(human body) and lived among us. Which is Jesus. So Jesus obviously existed in the begining, before mankind was their. And He is God. We also see Jesus saying before Abraham was " I AM" which is His eternal state. And that is also God's name. Jesus also says that "The Father and I are One! And He is equal to God. Cause the Bible says the True God is 1 God in three persons, God The Father, God The Son, God The Holy Spirit. * and Adam and Eve were innocent but not like a weak child, God had given man authority over everything, which we lost after the fall. This change from innocence to experience wasn't a good one, much like I would was my child to stay innocent from the fact that the knife we eat fruits with, can kill people. So God was heartbroken by the fall. Though He brought restoration through Jesus, but the world which He made and called everything " good" isn't how we have it now, We live in a world of pain death decay sin and suffering, all results of mans sin! Not the fallen world God created. Cause many people are atheists because of pain which *man* is responsible for. And God did give us free will, like He had given to Adam and Eve, to eat that fruit or not, a lot a wife would give her husband go out and be in the world, where there is temptations to cheat but out of his choice he would stay loyal. In. Lamb we see , who can make thee? A God who must be so gentle (which we see Jesus referring to Himself as gentle and lowly in heart) and in Tyger, who can dare make you? A God who must be majestic! But in both places we see design and purpose and God's ambition. In Psalms it says I praise you God because I am fearfully and wonderfully made, not an accident but with details nd needs and qualities , both the Lamb , The Tyger and this whole creation, fearfully nd wonderfully made, which can never be the result of an explosion or just evolution which we assume it to be, we see order and design and of course God's heart behind it. Which He simply spoke into being , That's how majestic His Word, Jesus is, giving details to The lamb ,the Tyger and to you n I. And everything was material and spiritual from the begining, God gave man a body and a spirit from the begining. And God is actually mentioned in the Bible as a Consuming Fire! He is passionate and zealous for His creation , we aren't to compare Him with a sinful wicked satan that's blasphemy. The devil is our enemy, the course of evil , corruption in this world, and he has no part with God, God is Light, there is no sin and darkness in Him. He is pure, the opposite of the devil. And am so sorry if you or anyone have suffered from religious people, we all have. Jesus Himself questioned the traditions, challenged authority, not good but corrupted ones, man made rules which is really hypocrisy underneath, andHe , our Lord, like you pointed out, was slandered as a mad man, but He never questioned scriptures and showed us what God meant through Scriptures, where God desires a repentant heart mourning for its sins, rather than one that claims to be righteousness, which none of us are. The commandments are their to show us how sinful we are, cause God knows we can't obey them perfectly and go to heaven, which is why He gave us Jesus, The way and The Truth. I hope this helps anyone who is searching for answer, and I hope you read this mam. Thank you 💙

[@NibblePop]

Very enlightening. Thank you for putting so much effort. May God bless you in your deeds. ❤️

[@aizen003]

Ma'am , please make a video on both "Chimney Sweeper".

[@priyankadutta3362]

Excellent Explanation ma'am ❤️❤️ I'm overwhelmed ❤️ In my eyes you're the best teacher ever

[@muktabiswas1855]

Very helpful video maam ❤

[@FrankAlexanderMiddendorp]

Thanks for this very helpfull exploration of these poems. Unfortunately this implies that I do not have any questions. (Just yet) 😊❤

[@NibblePop]

😀

[@smitarahaman8430]

Mam, as here we see the most important question rather to say a suspicion is being created that how could be the same creator of the 'Lamb' and the 'Tyger' as both are completely different from another, the more innocent the lamb is, the more fearful the tyger is. What will be the answer of the question as there is no answer mentioned in the poem, it's all about questions one after another. Moreover, why Blake forces to make us think about the contradiction? Is it because of he is trying to give us the touch of the power of God or the Creator that nothing is impossible for Him, all the qualities of handling according to the situation, adjustment capacity, creating capacity fit with the circumstances, behaviour all He possesses within (better will be not trying to define Him as He is the one, the unique, unexplainable).

[@Rishabh-su2wf]

Ma'am please make a video lecture on London by Samuel Johnson

[@setfiretohistory8244]

thank you so much! ma'am, will you be covering other poems by blake? there are quite a few in the DU syllabus

[@snaresh5506]

Thanku so much mam

[@saurabhpranami6404]

Nice explanation mam ✨️

[@essentialenglishforwbchse.4381]

Previously I was puzzled adout Lord Rama's being a person with flaws. After hearing this lecture my doubts have become cleared. Yes even Gods have dark sides, not necessarily are they satanic powers.

[@amishakumari7753]

Ma'am, could you please make a video on Blake's poem the chimney sweeper and London

[@prosenjitsarkar1463]

Ma'am please make videos on Justice, a drama written by John Galsworthy (Text analysis)

[@SKar690]

Ma'am could you please give us some notes and question answers of these poems ?

[@sudharsanm7142]

🧡 Thank you mam

[@poulamisaha5605]

Ma'am here we can find similarity between Keats and Blake as the latter's birds were not material birds but manifestations of extreme levels of imagination.. Perfectly said- Blake is the origin of romanticism.

[@abhisheekk]

Mam you are a saviour ❤

[@journalinspo]

Thank you ma'am. Could you pls make videos on Blake's The chimney sweepers and London. In addition to The lamb and The Tyger, we also have the above mentioned poems in our syllabus. I'd be very grateful. 🤗

[@akankshaanand2341]

Maam ,plz take few classes on hamlet...

[@volanathpal4711]

Nice😊😊😊

[@nitashayadav3679]

Came across this video, very useful! It would be very helpful for a lot of students if you could take up syllabus of IGNOU as well

[@NibblePop]

Many common areas are there. Search for topics you need, may be we have already covered many

[@Justadaizy]

Woww just wow how beautifully you explained vagbat gita's context of incarnation and other examples too. i got clear concept of these two poems thank you so much ma'am ❤🙏lots of respect.

[@anuradhasen8946]

As the Lamb represents innocence and Jesus. So its creator will also possess that and as the Lamb and the humans are made by one God, the innocence of the Lamb is also present in us?

[@NibblePop]

Yes

[@ankitasen2629]

Ma'am am in the 4th semester from wbsu and I prepared William Blake's poetries what else I need to prepare??

[@NibblePop]

Which paper? Cc8? If you have done Blake you don't have to do London.

[@nupurbarnwal6438]

This is an out of context question Ma'am. You said that Blake was such a spirited believer of God that he knew that the commandments written down are all false ideas and only take one away from God. Then, if one does not follow what is written in the holy books, then how is one supposed to know about the history of Gods and what to do to reach Them? I am not sure if I actually understood what you wanted to say and apologize if I asked something wrong.

[@NibblePop]

Imagination my dear, it is all through imagination. For a romantic , imagination is the road to divinity

[@prosenjitsikder9993]

There is another poem of Blake named "The Sick Rose." In this poem innocence and experience are blended together. I read that poem many days after completing graduation. I liked that too.

[@NibblePop]

Yes

[@shamsnoorain1252]

Madam, I want to know that, what is the meaning of the rape of the lock? And why Alexander pope addresses will in the to the annabelle former? And I have a request also, if you will be able to do a series either the country church by Thomas grey or freaking style by Mary Shelly then it would be helpful for us thank you.

[@NibblePop]

Please see my series on Rape of the Lock. You will have all your answers.

[@shamsnoorain1252]

@@NibblePop okay madam. Can you make a video to this four questions, one, the rape of the lock is the mark epic? Two, the character of bilinda in the rape of the lock? Three, the supernatural machineries of the rape of the lock? And for, how did the poet Alexander pope tribes to shown the 18th century society throughout his poem the rape of the lock? It would be helpful for us if you will do thank you.

[@gargimukherjee6667]

Madam, Adam and Eve were tempted to take the fruit of knowledge and they had taken it. From this aspect can we say that before the fall, the elements of fall were present in them even when they were enjoying the pre - fallen state ?

[@Elzeebek]

No, because Satan after the battle in Heaven fell with other angels on earth and Then tempted Eve . Adam and Eve had no idea of sin at all. The Bible tells that Sin began in Heaven first that is in mind of Satan. He rebelled against God.

[@ankitatrivedi5880]

Make video on the hollow men

[@ilmakhan5049]

Ma'am I don't understand the concept of los and sol, but I really want to understand that

[@girl.in.ahoodie]

First of all, I've been following you ma'am for quite long now. I love the way you explain every bit of context. Ma'am can you upload videos about London and The Little Black Boy by William Blake too please?

[@dwippm]

Ma'am what is the concept of fallen angel ?? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@pritamsharmah]

It' has some reference in the poems.

[@Elzeebek]

In the Bible, Fallen angels is mentioned. The Bible tells that a war broke out in heaven between Lucifer ( was an Archangel but now Satan /Devil) and Archangel Michael . Lucifer rebelled against God. Lucifer had some other angels on his side (supported him). Lucifer and his angels were defeated . THEY were thrown down from Heaven . They are the fallen angels. U can read in the Bible. Book of Isaiah chapter 14 verse 12to17 .

[@shamsnoorain1252]

Thank you so much mam for explain these two poems. Can you please explain the poem to Autumn by John Keats for us?

[@NibblePop]

I have already done that. Please search in my channel or on youtube with "nibblepop to autumn"

[@shamsnoorain1252]

@@NibblePop thank you so much mam, I have got that poem to Autumn by John Keats. You are really a legend, and your explanation is totally awesome. Thank you so much once again.

[@shamsnoorain1252]

@@NibblePop mam, can you explain a poem in a country churchyard by Thomas grey please? This poem content 32 stranger. Written in leg in a country churchyard by Thomas grey. If you will explain this poem then it will be helpful for us. Thank you.

[@jayantarajbhar.5312]

Ma'am why is the spelling of tiger written Tyger? Why Y instead of I ??

[@NibblePop]

To make an emphasis, a sort of poetic effect that it generates. Another point is that, back in 1790s , both spellings existed. Blake chose the one he liked more.

[@jayantarajbhar.5312]

Thank you, ma'am

[@oaktree6957]

Dark side of the moon ☯️

[@ayushkumarjha5624]

The sea of tranquillity

[@shamsnoorain1252]

Mam, can you explain the poem in a country churchyard by Thomas grey for us? This is very large poem it content 32 stranger. And it has written in L E G format. In a country Georgette by Thomas grey. Please try to explain this poem for us it will be helpful if you will do that. Thank you so much.

[@NibblePop]

Thanks for suggesting. Will try

[@shamsnoorain1252]

@@NibblePop thank you so much mam.

[@wkritagya]

Hey! Love your videos but just intrigued to know the story behind the channel's name :p

[@NibblePop]

Taking small bites of a popsicle - a very casual image like this perhaps came to mind. It was random. Tried to avoid words like 'English' and 'literature'.

[@swatiguha6318]

Ma'am we have Geoffrey Chaucer's The Wife of Bath , RK Narayan's Swami and Friends in our 2nd semester syllabus . It will be very helpful if you kindly make explanation videos for the two texts.

[@hemantadas3518]

Ma'am what have you told after telling They worship Jesus as God. Then the word is Inca..... are often considered to be divine. I couldn't understand in the discussion of the poem 'The Lamb'. Please write me the word.

[@NibblePop]

Incarnation. What we in Hinduism call "avatar"

[@hemantadas3518]

@@NibblePop Thanks ma'am.

[@signiorsharbaditya1492]

Respected Ma'am, Can you please make a video on "They Flee from Me" by Thomas Wyatt?

[@rajkumarshaw6888]

Thanks for this video..mam Can you make a video on Lady of shallot......

[@ronydutta4279]

Respected Ma'am I am searching for some books for my upcoming civil service exam.I need the summary and notes of these novel 1) Frankenstein by Mary Shelly 2) The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain 3) Wuthering Heights by Emeli Bronte. Plz ma'am can you suggest me some books on these topics.

[@NibblePop]

For Civil Service you can go for guide books by Ramji Lal or Dr S.Sen. However these guide books are not for Masters or univ level.

[@ronydutta4279]

@@NibblePop thank you ma'am ☺

[@nupurbarnwal6438]

I got confused a little at a point. You said God created symmetrical figure which Blake could not draw and then you said perfect symmetry only exists in your imagination. So, did you want to say that it is only possible for Gods to make perfect symmetry (by making the tyger) which is a dareful and imaginative task for humans (illustration by Blake)?

[@NibblePop]

Imagination =divinity.

[@teibormarwein3021]

Bruno Marsh says the same ❤

[@tanveerdanistanveerdanish1575]

Thanks mam ! Mam please make a video on John Done as metaphysical poet

[@tanveerdanistanveerdanish1575]

Mam you always like my comment but don't make video on which I want . Neither you made video on Hyperion nor you made a video on Shelley ap poet of nature

[@baisakhipaul7938]

Ma'am plz upload my last Duchess by Robert Browning.. it's my earnest request to you because I have the internal on this topic🙏

[@snehabose304]

Ma'am do you take private tuition classes?

[@NibblePop]

which university, which sem?

[@pritamsharmah]

@@NibblePop RGU 4TH sem

[@SamirKumar-jb1qi]

Mam please make video on "in custody" by Anita Desai

[@debangshumondal2424]

ma'am, can you suggest me WBSU English honours sem 1 reference book (question answer book) ?

[@PujaSerker]

Your lecture is very nice, it's a pity for me that I would have liked it better if it was Bengali meaning

[@arunarun-ew3ul]

Jesus also was there when God created the world. We can see in the book of Genesis. Trinity of God 😊

[@larryhicks1724]

Indeed the Teacher does display a degree of ignorance of two or three basic doctrines of Chrisianity. She does so well explaining the poems of the other poets of the Romantic period. I suppose one can not be an expert on everthing. Still, it saddens that her misinterpretation of the Bible could quite possibly close the door for many of those following her podcast to further investigation of the Christian faith.

[@sutapachatterjee3508]

Excellent lecture Maam

[@shantach0075]

Pranam mam. "Could frame" ka matalab tik se smjh me nhi aaya. 🙏

[@NibblePop]

Poet ye poonch rahe hain ki jo bhagwan innocent lamb ko banaya wo itna khatarnak sher bana paya kaise.

[@shantach0075]

@@NibblePop thank you mam... English smjhne ka kosis krti hu...bt kahi kahi smjh me nhi aata..aapne hindi me reply diya ...esk liye bahut bahut dhanyawad... 🙏

[@K_F_fox]

Here is my own take, as an Eliot nerd. These two poems are quite chiasmic, and the biggest internal clue is "We are called by his name." The lamb seems to be a symbol of peace, but is it? Revelation 1:14 shows Jesus "His head, and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire." The Tyger seems to be a predatory creature capable of great violence, but 2 Peter 2:24 speaks of "... that we, being dead to sins, should live until righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed," which is a reference to Isiah 53:3. "Stripes" is a reference here to whipping, as a punishment, but of course tigers have stripes. It's Yin and Yang, the Tyger is the Lamb and the Lamb is the Tyger, and both are Jesus, who said "if a man strikes you on one cheek, turn the other cheek" and who said "I bring not peace, but the sword." And that's why it's "called by *his* name" and not "called by *His* name." The name is literally Blake, from the proto-Indo-European that turned into "black" in English and "blanc" in French... and Blake. The word comes from Proto-Indo-European *bhleg,* which originally described a flash of fire. At least, that's how I see the poems through the lens of Eliot's "Gerontion," where "Swaddled with darkness. In the juvescence of the year // Came Christ the tiger"

[@NibblePop]

Goodness! You simply nail it. Everytime. With every comment.

[@hemantadas3518]

Like in India Ram,Krishna are considered to be God. Also they were human inc....... of Narayan. What is it the word Inc.....?

[@NibblePop]

Incarnation.

[@hemantadas3518]

@@NibblePop Thank you.

[@tiyasadebnath5253]

Make a video about 'London' by Samuel Johnson Please 🙏 mam please 🙏