‘I wander thro’ each charter’d street, Near where the charter’d Thames does flow…’ The poem, London, is the subject of this GCSE-focused Revision Shot analysis.

Written by the romantic poet, William Blake, we delve into the details of this 16-line polemic poem, examining the vivid language employed, the use of repetition and the structures utilised. For those of you studying English Literature, this one’s a must.

And if you’d like any more info on London by William Blake, check out our brilliant blog, here or our AQA Power and Conflict Poetry GCSE Revision Guide here.