what kind of atmosphere is portrayed in the poem " night" by william blake
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it means that the all place became the dark
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The Night is ostensibly about heaven and the angels. It is laden with references to nature and the natural world as you would expect from a romantic era poem. The poem references several animals but primarily uses a lion to represent the spirit of protection. There are several religious references throughout the poem that lead me to believe it is describing heaven. The most telling of these is in the last stanza where the reader is introduced to the lamb which is often used in the bible to represent Jesus Christ.
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