"Infant Joy" and "Infant Sorrow"

Both Infant Joy and Infant Sorrow are written by a man named William Blake. In Infant Joy, it is a simple poem with a deep meaning of beginning of life and joy. Starting out and coming into the world with a new sight to behold. Infant Joy is talking about the start of happiness. Unlike it's counterpart Infant Sorrow, It shows happiness.

Infant Sorrow, the counterpart to Infant Joy shows the time through life. How sad and bothering life can be once you get past the beginning and start heading towards the end. The thought of living past being small and happy and dealing with life. Infant Sorrow shows that even though everyone can be happy, it can easily disappear as sorrow can appear.

Introduction

  As one of my favorite things to do, I love to get on the computer to just play games and relax the day away. One of my biggest expectations in this AP class is to learn how to write and read better with out being tired. My first and overall goal of this year is to pass my senior year of course. Second of all, I want to be able to get a job before I leave Alabama. Third and last of all, I want to learn how to draw better.