- The poem "London" by William Blake uses caesura to emphasize the power of the city and its impact on its people
- Enjambment allows Blake's personal thoughts to escape London's control, creating a sense of personal experience
- The strict quatrains in the poem suggest a strict structure under dictatorship and control
- The use of imagery and language in the poem conveys the negative effects of the city's power on its inhabitants
- The themes of corruption, control, and the power of organized religion and government are reflected in the poem
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