Understanding "The Lamb"

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[@harleyboyd9998]

AMEN The Lamb Of God for what purpose The Lamb came to give His life for us His children

[@maravillosacarnadura]

Gracias, Rebecca. Estoy aprendiendo inglés a través de su literatura, y entiendo prácticamente todo lo que decís, que es muy claro, y que acerca una muy buena introducción a Blake. Buscaré más videos tuyos. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@laprock]

Poetry has never been my favorite; however, you've helped me come to terms with it. I can now say that i enjoy learning about poems, thanks to you Rebecca.

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thank you madam...you explained this poem more clearly than my professor ...wish I had a teacher like you...Love from India

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such sweet explanation

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[@adrianlawrence5208]

Please listen to John Taverner's setting of Blake's 'The Lamb' to music.

[@jyotichaudhary1776]

thanks for providing such a nice video....nice way to make understand someone....keep sharing

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Jyoti Chaudhary You're welcome! I appreciate your kind words. :-)

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[@jamiefin94]

Thank you so much Rebecca! You've helped me so many times with short stories and poems I had to read for English. I'm sure I'm not the only one haha. You are a huge help. Thanks again! :)

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Glad to help! You're welcome!

[@gulsher8697]

I really enjoyed the poem😍 though it was a simple poem but u explained in a such a way that i think it will help me to understand william blake and his personality as well... thanks for the video ...

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Gul Sher You're very welcome!

[@sandipangoswami8668]

I was just hoping to get marks. But now after watching this video, I got a very sweet explanation of a very nice poem too. Great video. Thanks

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thanks for such an intriguing explaination

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[@Jeeva-Tiwari]

Great and really beautiful Analysis

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Very good explanation and analysis. Thank you! 🌸

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Really enjoyed your explanation

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Very well explained. Thank you

[@emilio2182]

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[@SixMinuteScholar]

Oh good! You're welcome!

[@mujtabaali270]

Can you make me understand what Dante Gabriel Rossetti is trying to say in his poem's titled " Choice 1, Choice 2 and Choice 3? I am in great trouble in finding out the underlying meanings or you may call it themes.

[@ffmmffmm4011]

can you add transcription for your speech?

[@allanvorda4455]

"Little Lamb Who Made Thee?" "And what does the lamb say?". "The lamb says baaa." From Robert Stone's novel Dog Soldiers.

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[@graciela1536]

inspiring!

[@rasanazn9524]

Thanx so much ...it was helpful

[@thobekamthembu7990]

I have a question, how sure are we that Mr Black was talking about Jesus....I mean if they were he would have rather used a capital letter to reference Him

[@alienturtlefrog]

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[@m.r.adhikari9948]

Thank you for your speech maam... But when I read it, I realise a different meaning. We all see there is a little child. Now if we are started to read this poem change the meaning' of the 'Child' as 'The Son Of God' (Child=The Son Of God=Jesus) and the lamb as the people, we found a totally different picture of this poem. Now its look like an advocacy of Jesus to the God. It is look like Jesus came in this world to tell the common people about God and Himself.

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Rajdeep Roy Adhikari Good point! Blake was a mystic who saw angels as a youngster, so you are right to mention this aspect.

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[@د.عليعباس]

Is the the lamb a romatic poem? Who can give me the answer?

[@funsalmon]

it is a Romanticist poem, as Blake was a poet of Romanticism. That's not exactly the same as being "romantic."

[@samamustafamohammed8280]

Anna Latetia Barbauld wrote for children before William Blake.

[@ln14517]

I enjoyed the poem as we'll. I wonder if call-ed is still okay to use today? If so it would have been helpful in middle school when I had to write 5 or 6 poems for a english assignment.

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Haha! Nowadays, we can't use it without sounding archaic (meaning, old). But if you wrote in the voice of a character who was alive in the 1700's, you could get away with it! Yeah, I wrote some poems for classes, too. Some turned out OK. I actually went on to become a poet, but I write in free verse. :-)

[@ln14517]

that was auto correct. #grammarnazi

[@kingkong-ii8be]

God presents in a innocent and sweet minded boy

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[@SixMinuteScholar]

Glad to! Over the summer, I'll be able to add a quicker pace. :-)

[@_abdullahyr]

poetic devices>>?????

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[@jyotichaudhary1776]

thanks for providing such a nice video....nice way to make understand someone....keep sharing

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Jyoti Chaudhary You're so welcome! I will. These are fun for me. :-)

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