Best poetry about the human condition? I find The Tyger by Blake

that poem was about god, not people

>>8536405
wtf is the human condition anyway? Isn't all poetry about the human condition?

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>>8536405
how can you like it?? it's so stupid, his horror at the tyger comes off as so contrived, so hysterical, such an artifice, he so wants you to believe his depth of terror but you can sense the meaninglessness behind the words. They mean nothing to him, he is posturing, that's the best I can make of it...

> A shape with lion body and the head of a man,
A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun,
Is moving its slow thighs, while all about it
Wind shadows of the indignant desert birds.

that is horror, you can feel yeats trembling, not at his words, but at the scope of what he is proposing and the way in which he is doing it

>>8536420
i think all everything is about the human condition

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>>8536441
>And after there came so long a train of people, that I never would have believed, that ever death so many had undone

>A crowd flowed over London Bridge, so many, I had not thought death had undone so man

this is good. blake is bad. blake is stupid and gay

>>8536442
yeah the condition of Blake being phoney mother fucker without a poetic bone in his bedraggled cockney body

>>8536405
>human condition
>dichotomy
pseud high schooler detected

>>8536405
>Liking Blake
>"Human condition"

You're a pleb retard. That said:
Shakespeare