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His diction is relatively simple and straightforward, and as a metrist he is highly self-deprecating.
The metrist Marina Tarlinskaja ( 2014, 124 ) proposes to classify cases like " Demetrius " or " fawn on you " as masculine endings ( her example is " To sunder his that was thine enemy ", from Shakespeare's " Romeo and Juliet " ).
Martha W . England also believes it represents part of Blake s artistic development and is something of a snapshot of his search for an authentic artistic voice; " we can watch a great metrist and a born parodist searching for his tunes, trying out dramatic systems and Chatterton and science, enthusiasm and myth, philanthropy and Handelian anthem, the Man in the Street and those children whose nursery is the street-while he is making up his mind what William Blake shall take seriously [ . . . ] here, a master ironist flexes his vocal cords with a wide range of tone ."