William Blakes works include many of which relate to the role and fill of many figures of children and caretakers who appear in Songs of Innocence and Experience. The rimes I give be discussing in this thesis are, from the Songs of Innocence: The Little missy Lost, The Little miss Found and The Chimney Sweeper. All of which show caretakers in a good light. The other poems, from The Songs of Experience: The Chimney Sweeper, NURSES Song and Infant Sorrow in all depict caretakers in a bad light.
        The prime(prenominal) poem I will discuss is from the Songs of Innocence, its title is The Little Girl Lost. This poem tells the story of a seven-year old child who becomes free from her parents and is lost in a wild kingdom.
        In the first stanza the author prophasizes the future, foretelling of a serious situation.         William Blake then goes on in the poem to tell ab out(p) how the four-year-old girls parents oppose to the new cutledge that their daughter is missing. The parents are fearful because they know the dangers of the jungle their daughter is lost in. The parents, caretakers, of the young girl whoremaster not conceive the possibility that the jungle may nurture a soft and caring side.
        We then find out the age of young Lyca, seven summers old.
At the age of seven, a young girl must be very scared solely in the wood with out her mother and father. William Blake also in this stanza tells how Lyca became lost in this wilderness. Lyca, being a young and quizzical girl had saw beautiful birds singing and had followed them into the jungle, enchanted by their song.
        Lyca cannot go on. She is weary from walking and needs to lay carry out for a moments rest. Lyca lies under...
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