Question

In the poem called ''The Poison Tree'': How does Blake’s use of figurative language relate to themes of the play? Provide textual evidence.

Answer 1

Answer:

William Blake´s use of figurative language tells us that his hatred grew and grew as an apple tree and his enemy (his foe) stretched beneath the tree.

Explanation:

It makes us aware what bad feelings can cause in other´s peoples´ lives and in our own, if we try to conceal them or not to show them.  They will always arise in probably dangerous forms for both, the reciever and the beholder.  

Answer 2

This question is about how the themes of the poem "The Poison Tree" relate to the play "Romeo and Juliet." We can say the two works have a related theme when it comes to the growth of anger toward an enemy.

What is theme?

Theme is the main idea or message developed in a literary work as a whole or in a part of it. A literary work can, thus, have more than just one theme. In the poem "The Poison Tree," for example, the theme concerns the speaker's anger for his enemy.

The same theme can be found among others in the tragic play "Romeo and Juliet." It is the growing anger between the Capulets and the Montagues that leads to the couple's death. Just like in the poem, anger only results in tragedy.

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