Question

summary of the school boy

Answer 1

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unwilling to school...

creeping like a snail
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Answer 2

Summary

Another critique of human societal restrictions on the nature-loving human spirit, this poem is less harsh and more playful than most of Blake’s other such works. The boy loves “to rise in a summer morn,/When the birds sing on every tree.” He enjoys nature in all its splendor, “But to go to school in a summer morn,/O! it drives all joy away.” The boy longs for the freedom of the outdoors and cannot “take delight” in his book. He asks, “How can the bird that is born for joy,/Sit in a cage and sing.” His youth and innocence are suited to playing in the summertime fields, not to sitting captive to a dreary educational system.

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