What type of narrator is used in 'London'?

Question

First person
Third person
Omniscient
None of the above

Answer 1

None of the above. The poem "London" by William Blake does not have a narrator in the traditional sense. It is a lyric poem written in the first person perspective, but the speaker's identity is not explicitly defined, and it is more like a series of observations and reflections on the city of London.