what is the central idea of poem the school boy
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The school boy is written by William Blake. In this poem, the poet pens down his interpretation of a normal school boy who does not like to go to school. He doesn't like to be in the eyes of the teacher everytime, instead, he wants to be in the lap of nature like a bird who is born form for joy. He wants to play outside and enjoy his summer but his school life does not allow him to.
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The main theme is the sorrow that the boy feels having to go to school, when he wants to enjoy summer. He has the obligation to go to a close space, but he wants to go outside. Another theme is nature, the freedom that it represents for the boy and the opression of the class.
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