they do not do anything to fix poverty itself The children are still suffering every other day of the year Blake mocks the idea that this is a holy event He asks Is this a holy thing to see He makes the reader question whether it is truly good to let children live in poverty and then expect them to be thankful for a little help Satire of a Rich Country Blake also criticizes how England calls itself a rich and fruitful land yet so many children live in hunger He describes their lives as an eternal winter It is eternal winter there This image suggests that even in a rich country like England children never get warmth love or real care To sum up Blake satirizes the hypocrisy of the rich the Church and society He shows that true goodness does not come from giving small charity it comes from making sure no child suffers in the first place nbsp