Which line from William Blake's "The Lamb" contains the clearest example of symbolism?

A. "I a child & thou a lamb.."
B. "Little Lamb, I'll tell thee!"
C. "For he calls himself a Lamb..."
D. "Little Lamb, who made thee?"

Question

Which line from William Blake's "The Lamb" contains the clearest example of symbolism?

A. "I a child & thou a lamb.."
B. "Little Lamb, I'll tell thee!"
C. "For he calls himself a Lamb..."
D. "Little Lamb, who made thee?"

anonymous · Answer

I would probably say C. but I'm not positive.

angelwings996 · Answer

That was what I was thinking. Cus he is referring to him as a lamb so it may be a sign of symbolism

therealmeeeee · Answer

Yes it is very much Correct it is C...

angelwings996 · Answer

Okay thank you!