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What Is The Form, Structure And Language Of The Poem By William Blake 'the Echoing Green'?
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The poem The Echoing Green is written by William Blake which is taken from his collections of poem called Songs of innocence. It is a pictorial poem. It is a symbolic poem and draws a contrast between youth and old age. It starts off in a happy and joyful mood and with the passage of each stanza the language and the mood becomes more and more sad and bleak.
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