William Blake has showed the audience through his poems, that he believes in innocence and the body of God itself, and all of God’s creations. One of the few examples are, “The Lamb,” “The Tyger,” and “The Chimney Sweeper.” The poem, “The Chimney Sweeper,” was narrated by one of the children that worked as a chimney sweeper. In the beginning of the poem, the child gives us an introduction of his early life on how his mother died when he was younger, and that his father sold him. The name of the child is Tom Dacre. One night, Tom had a really odd dream, it began by all the children that worked as sweepers were locked in a black coffins. Then, an angel unlocked the coffin with a key, sending all the kids free. Afterwards,