Assignment task:
Choose any poem from Songs of Innocence and of Experience-preferably one that we have not discussed in depth. Analyze it in relation to its "contrary" visual design. Most often this design will be found on the same plate or plates as the poem, but this may not always be the case. Remembering that contrariness does not mean either simple opposition or the same idea in a different form, consider how the poem and the visual design work to suggest varying perspectives on a particular entity, idea, or "state" of "the human soul." Base your analysis on "close readings" of both the poem and the image.
I chose the William Blake poem "The Fly"