The Lamb

"The Lamb" is a poem by William Blake that explores themes of innocence, purity, and divine creation. It presents the lamb as a gentle, humble symbol of goodness and divine care, often representing Jesus Christ in Christian symbolism. The poem asks whether the lamb understands who made it and highlights the nurturing relationship between the Creator and creation. Through simple yet profound language, Blake emphasizes the beauty and wonder of innocence and the gentle power of divine love, portraying the lamb as both a literal creature and a spiritual emblem of kindness and divine presence.