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Its real world author, [[William Blake]], is not named on-screen, but he is featured in other stories set in the ''Doctor Who'' universe. | Its real world author, [[William Blake]], is not named on-screen, but he is featured in other stories set in the ''Doctor Who'' universe. | ||
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"The Tyger" was a poem.
After Tommy looked into the Metebelis crystal and realised he could now read much better, he went to get more books from the meditation centre's library. There he found a book of poetry which included The Tyger, and proceeded to read the opening verse aloud:
- Tyger Tyger, burning bright,
- In the forests of the night;
- What immortal hand or eye,
- Could frame thy fearful symmetry?
Tommy called the poem "pretty" before deciding "beautiful" was more suitable. (TV: Planet of the Spiders)
Mike Yates' father read the poem to him when he was a boy. (AUDIO: Time Tunnel)
Behind the scenes
Its real world author, William Blake, is not named on-screen, but he is featured in other stories set in the Doctor Who universe.
