POEM : ON HIS BLINDNESS
by JOHN MILTON
THEME OF THE POEM
The well-known poem "On His Blindness" was penned by English poet John Milton, who lived from 1608 to 1674. "On His Blindness" explores acceptance, faith, and the search for meaning in the face of tragedy. It was written during a time in Milton's life when he rapidly lost his eyesight. In this poem," Milton introduces the main conflict and lays the groundwork for the poem's examination of his battle with blindness. Moreover, The poet wrestles with the loss and despair brought on by his blindness in this part as he considers his state. In his darkness, he wonders how he may serve God successfully.
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