In William Blake's poem "London," the speaker strolls around the streets of the city while observing the screams that he hears and the faces of people he meets. The poem's speaker bemoans the sadness and suffering he witnesses and attributes it to the harsh social and political systems of his era. The main idea from this body paragraph is that the poem uses strong imagery to depict the various sorts of pain that the speaker witnesses. Blake uses imagery as a literary strategy in this poem. To give readers a clear image of London's streets and population, he used evocative language. The…