The poem “London” by William Blake emphasizes the oppression people suffer from on a daily basis. Blake mentions the societal constraints on people in London who are trapped in a constant cycle of pain and suffering. The author highlights the church and their exploitation of the less fortunate such as children and the people in the working class, we can see the emphasis in the lines “How the Chimney-sweeper's cry” and “the hapless Soldiers sigh” symbolize the suffering of the working class in constant pain and fear. In the line "The mind-forg'd manacles I hear” represent the emotional and…