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  • 04-06-2016
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The central theme of the poem "The Lamb," by William Blake, is that

Ahumanity cannot know the origins of creatures.
Bchildlike innocence brings people closer to God.
Cwonder and imagination cannot be stifled by experience.
Dthe lamb is the most innocent and benevolent of God's creatures.

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Mpumkie Mpumkie
  • 04-06-2016
Dthe lamb is the most innocent and benevolent of Gods creatures.
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