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| title = Little Tiger | | title = Little Tiger | ||
| author = | | author = Howard Phillips Lovecraft | ||
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| notes = | | notes = Paraphrase of [[William Blake]]'s [[en.ws:The Tyger|The Tyger]]. | ||
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Little Tiger, burning bright | Little Tiger, burning bright | ||
With a subtle Blakeish light, | |||
Tell what visions have their home | |||
In those eyes of flame and chrome! | |||
Children vex thee — thoughtless, gay — | |||
Holding when thou wouldst away: | |||
What dark lore is that which thou, | |||
Spitting, mixest with thy meow? | |||
</poem> | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:04, 8 February 2011
| Little Tiger written by Howard Phillips Lovecraft |
| Paraphrase of William Blake's The Tyger. | Link to further information |
Little Tiger, burning bright
With a subtle Blakeish light,
Tell what visions have their home
In those eyes of flame and chrome!
Children vex thee — thoughtless, gay —
Holding when thou wouldst away:
What dark lore is that which thou,
Spitting, mixest with thy meow?
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