Question

how according to william blake can suppressing of anger prove really dangerous​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The speaker dissolves his anger with his friend by speaking about it. But when he has anger for his foe, he does not talk about it and it grows. The idea here is that if one suppresses his anger, it will fester and grow, maybe into something even worse.

Answer 2

According to William blake suppressing of anger prove really dangerous in the following ways:

• He did not talk about his anger to his enemy because of which his anger grew.

• This shows that if one suppresses his/her anger, it will fester and grow. It may change into something even worse.

• His anger grew to the point that it transformed into something quite real: like an apple.
• The apple, as referenced by the poet was so attractive that the speaker's enemy stole that apple and which led to his death as it was poisonous.

• The suppressing of anger hence proved to be really dangerous.