Analysis of William Blake s The Garden of Love
A guy goes to a garden that he had gone to many times before when he was a youngster. He notices that the garden has changed. ... Now, “A Chapel was built in the midst”, AND THE SOLITUDE was not there where he was happily playing in the garden before. ... I think that the words “Thou shalt not” bothers him, and he is very frustrated about why the garden has changed. ... “So I turned to the Garden of Love that so many sweet flowers bore” he states, which I think he is just reminiscing again on how this garden used to be so sweet and beautiful. ... He’s upset and can not come up with a logical explanation of why the garden has changed.