Why does the poet describe the tiger as " burning bright " ?
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It is the good idea to easily distinguish speaker of the poem from the poet as distanced further from speaker with voice of the Bard presides over the Songs of Experience.
The Poet presumably referred as the Tyger as “burning” because it mainly Tyger’s eyes glow in the dark. The speaker attributes as fire obtained by creator in “distant deeps or skies and imagined with more aspects.
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The poet of 'The Tyger', William Blake refers the tiger as 'burning bright' because of its yellow and black stripes and fearsome eyes which seem to glow in the dark.
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