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kaskneyhs chdbhgatfdyhdeIn the pome “A Poison Tree” written by William Blake, comparative performance poet approach the "I" of the friendly attitude of friend and hate against the enemy. In the first stanza, From the different attitudes of anger to friends and enemy shows the speaker is distinguish right from wrong and takes a firm stand. It is much easier for anger to "end" when it comes to friends, rather than enemies.The speaker doesn't tell his anger to his enemy so that the anger starts to grow. Then, the speaker suns his anger with "soft deceitful wiles," and this anger eventually produces an apple that is deceptively bright and shiny. In the middle of the poem, "smiles" and "wiles" emphasizes the speaker's deception. “Smile” means happiness, and it is a positive word, but “wiles” was a opposite word compared to “smile”. The apple seems be bright and light, but we knew it is poisonous and there is no advantage of this apple. In the end of the poem, “And into my garden stole When the night had veiled the pole” I think the foe is deceitful. His enemies died because they ate the apple. The speaker wants to tell us that is not anger itself but how the restraint of anger became the cultivation of anger. Feel toxins, are worse than their enemies. In fact, the biggest enemy is our own inner demons, these things are in our hearts the same as the poisonous tree.
In the pome “A Poison Tree” written by William Blake, comparative performance poet approach the "I" of the friendly attitude of friend and hate against the enemy. In the first stanza, From the different attitudes of anger to friends and enemy shows the speaker is distinguish right from wrong and takes a firm stand. It is much easier for anger to "end" when it comes to friends, rather than enemies.The speaker doesn't...