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The central irony prevalent throughout William Blake's poem 'Holy Thursday' (Songs of Experience) is that:
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- 1children in a rich and fruitful country are left hungry and miserable.✓
- 2there is no internal love or compassion for children anywhere.
- 3children are singing holy hymns in a trembling voice.
- 4in a poor country, so many children are destined to be poor.
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children in a rich and fruitful country are left hungry and miserable.
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