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'The Garden of Love' by William Blake (analysis)
William Blake's poem 'The Garden of Love' is introduced by Nigel Planer, who explores the idea of hypocrisy in the Church. The symbolism is underpinned by the use of narrative images over a reading of the poem. Liz Lochhead's explanation explores the way Blake uses simple language, rhyme and rhythm to convey a complex and powerful message.
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