In William Blake's poems, “The Lamb,” “The Tyger,” “The Chimney Sweeper,” and “Infant Sorrows,” there is something very clearly wrong in society. William Blake wrote all these poems to change society. We have seen this by studying many other authors. A very common way to make a change in society is to write poems or stories that make people feel sympathy for those who are oppressed or mistreated. Some do this through satire. Others, like Blake, simply write simple poems that clearly criticize society. William Blake saw the problems in his society and used his skills as a writer to influence the way people looked at society. The two poems, "The Tyger" and "The Lamb", deal with the difference between different types of people. A tiger is a person who goes and gets everything he wants and doesn't let anything get in his way. Tigers are the rich. Lambs are those who are content to be commanded. They are afraid of disobeying orders. The lambs are the poor. Blake writes: “Little lamb, God bless you.” Lambs are God's people. Blake...