Question

What does the Tyger in William Blake poem symbolises

Answer 1

If memory serves me .
Tyger tyger Burning bright-in the forest of the night-what immortal hand or eye- could frame thy fearful symmetry.
Symbolises the awe and symmetry of the "tyger" stripes, acknowledging the predatory nature of the big cat and implying "admire from a distance ... it's safer there". Maybe also how can any artist - painter or poet - "capture" the energy, power etc of the tyger.
I think that the poem is an "English Classic".