William Blake was an English poet born in 1757 in London. He got his start in writing and publishing his first poem with the help of Catherine Boucher. Some of his most famous poems include "A Cradle Song", "A Dream", "A little Girl Lost", and "The Tyger". "The Tyger" explores themes of natural horror and has a rhyming structure, while "Broken Love" describes the heartbreaking feeling of losing someone you love in an organized, structured way.

1. William Blake
By Ty Ford

2. About Blake
• Born on November 28, 1757
• In London, England
• Catherine Boucher Helped him get started writing helped him
publish his first poem

3. Famous Poems
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A Cradle Song
A Dream
A little Girl Lost
A Song
A Divine Image
A Poison tree
Broken Love

4. The Tyger

5. The Tyger
• The Poem The Tyger showed what natural horror was. The Poem
did rhyme and did have some structure to it.

6. Broken Love
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poem “Broken Love”

7. Broken Love
• Broken Love kind of rhymes. Its about how someone feels when
you lose someone or something you love. It’s a very heart
wrenching poem. It is very organized, and has a lot of structure to
it.

8. Works Citied
• www.poets.org
• www.poemhunter.com