can you find out Imageries in this poem?
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The poem revolves around associations aroused by the father – child relationship and associated ideas about the fatherhood of God. For Blake, the child had specific associations with Christ and he expected his contemporaries to recognise these. See The Little Boy Lost > Imagery and symbolism. Here we see that the reality of the failure of human fatherhood is evaded by an over-easy assertion of the protective fatherhood of God.
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