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1.How is the speaker in "A Poison Tree" a victim? Is the speaker good or evil? Give examples to support your stance. Because the relation of the spiritual world with the natural world creates problems and the tree becomes symbolic of the corruption that occurs in the soul when a person suppresses feelings so the speaker is evil

2.The imagery with the tree is dark, evil and deceitful, resulting in physical and spiritual meanings

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1. A powerful conclusion to the poem as a commentary on the impact of allowing anger and conflict to grow.
2.  He is a victim of anger and vengeful feelings.
3. There is a level of irony while he is saying no actually that ignorant to the evils of society.

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How does Tom Dacre's dream contrast with the actual conditions of his daily life?
Tom Dacre is visited in a dream by an angel and then this angel promises him that one day he will leap and laugh and run and wash in a river. The angel is saying that one day he will have freedom, even Tom is hungry and cold he thinks about this dream all day. This shows his innocence that he is able to claim on this dream even in the face of a hard reality.
Do the "Chimney Sweeper" poems remind you of any cases of injustice or exploitation in modern life?
There are a lot of injustices in modern life and similar with this poem in some countries they take the children away from their parents and make them work just like in the Industrial Revolution in London.
3. "A Poisson Tree" show is a sad man with a darkness heart. The speaker is evil and he just wants to start a conflict.

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1. The imagery of darkness and secrecy created by the noun 'night' and the verb 'veil'd' is effective in emphasizing the wrongness of the situation. The power of the tree acts as a symbol of conflict. A powerful conclusion to the poem as a commentary on the impact of allowing anger and conflict to grow.

2. I will say he is a victim of anger and vengeful feelings. And in my opinion the speaker is evil. "I was angry with my friend; / I told my wrath,my wrath did end./ I was angry with my foe: / I told it not, my wrath did grow."

3. William Blake is on the surface when saying that this boys are innocent but there is a level of irony while he is saying no actually that ignorant to the evils of society.

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The speaker in a poison tree is a victim, and it reminds me of Sun Tzu's teachings where he says to use your enemy's emotions against him. I think he's bad, because he's being compared to Satan, and he calls his enemy foe.

He uses the terms "Night and day" "day and night" "tree" and "apple." Apple is especially important because its talking about the apple that Eve ate.

The chimney sweeper reminds me of pre-child labor law days when children used to work in factories, and some child labor is still prevalent today.

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The author in A Poison Tree talks about containing his anger until it becomes to much and it is used against him.

The second poem contains more anger than the first one

The child labor in "The Chimney Sweeper" creates a tone of sadness in the story.

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Bobby, in response to your post - sad is an understatement. This kid is just flat angry. He rips his parents, and the church for his having to work sweeping chimneys.

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The speaker is evil he planed to kill his foe. His foe stole his apple which happened to be a poison one. The speaker is a victim of his own wrath

In the second example of showing his anger he kills his foe. He builds up his anger till it consumed him and made him kill his enemy

Toms real life and dream life are similar because he is in the dark with an angel watching over him and if he is a good boy the god will be his father

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The second poem's attitude is eerie and sad, whereas the first is much happier.

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The writer in "A Poison Tree" talks about holding his anger in until it grows like an apple and it is used against him.

He is a victim of his own anger when "my for beheld it shine, and he knew that it was mine." It shows that his enemy used his anger against him.

The use of child labor in The chimney sweeper creates a somber mood for the story.

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1Child labor is bad
2They were all in black coffins
3First poem is happier and the second one is sad
4 take it out on others
5 he is good

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This will help you with your response questions regarding "A Poison Tree" by William Blake

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This short video explains the differences in the two versions written by Blake

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songs of innocence and experience (book)

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Analysis of William Blake's 'The Chimney Sweeper' (Both poems - Innocence and Experience)

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A video introducing and analysing the two Chimney Sweeper poems from Blake's eminent collection. By no means exhaustive, and please feel free to comment with your comments, questions or challenges!

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How is the speaker in "A Poison Tree" a victim? Is the speaker good or evil? Give examples to support your stance.

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How is the speaker in "A Poison Tree" a victim? Is the speaker good or evil? Give examples to support your stance.

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What imagery does the speaker use to describe the second way in handling his anger in "A Poison Tree"?

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What imagery does the speaker use to describe the second way in handling his anger in "A Poison Tree"?

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How is the tone of the second poem different from that of the first? How are the speaker's attitudes toward life different?

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How is the tone of the second poem different from that of the first? How are the speaker's attitudes toward life different?

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How does Tom Dacre's dream contrast with the actual conditions of his daily life?

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How does Tom Dacre's dream contrast with the actual conditions of his daily life?

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Do the "Chimney Sweeper" poems remind you of any cases of injustice or exploitation in modern life? 

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Do the "Chimney Sweeper" poems remind you of any cases of injustice or exploitation in modern life? 