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Songs of Experience contains a number of Blake's most accessible lyric poems. Some of the most famous are 'Tyger! Tyger! burning bright' and 'O Rose thou art sick'. These poems are an extension of Blake's mythology and theology presented in his Songs of Innocence.

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