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…showed last 75 words of 893 total… tend to preserve our innocence. Blake suggests to us that while experience is terrifying in its power and might, it is also spectacular and awe-inspiring. Thus, through the information discussed, we can see that there exists a common comparison in these two separate works by William Blake, being that the themes of both poems are in conjunction with each other. Therefore, it can be proven that there indeed exists similarities in these two poems.