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What 's the tone of the poem London by William Blake?

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dark, overbearing, depressing, almost sickly

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When did William Blake write the poem 'London'?
Published in Songs Of Experience in 1794, written in 1792 :-)
What is William Blakes poem London all about?
It is about his great home and birthplace
London William Blake?
The William Blake is the pub on Old Street, The City, London, UK
What was William Blake's first poem?
Visions of the Daughters of Albion, the 1793 poem by William Blake, produced as a book with his own illustrations
Why did William Blake write poems?
He wrote poems that were of grate importance and overall impressions of his childhood pastimes and memories. He wrote because of his passion for nature and beauty. He wrote in-depth quality writing...