Question

what does william blake compare a child mind to ? what imagery does he use​

Answer 1

Blake’s poetic visions as a radical Romanticist led him to risk arrest and punishment under treason — his scathing views on the Establishment’s mistreatment of children are nothing short of revolutionary, and today remain entirely engaging.

The Chimney Sweeper by William Blake was a protest poem against child slavery. Copy of Manuscript from Yale.The Chimney Sweeper by William Blake was a protest poem against child slavery. Copy of Manuscript from Yale.