Which theme is most likely to be found in blake's songs of experience rather than his songs of innocence? a. purity b. rebirth c. childlike wonder d. good versus evil

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Which theme is most likely to be found in blake's songs of experience rather than his songs of innocence?

a. purity
b. rebirth
c. childlike wonder
d. good versus evil

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The answer is D. Hope it helps

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