Lamb's Lament is a poem written by William Blake in 1789. It is a lament for the innocence of childhood and the loss of innocence that comes with adulthood. The poem is composed of three words: BLEAT (5 letters), BAA (3 letters), and MAA (3 letters). BLEAT is a sound made by sheep, BAA is an expression of surprise or joy, and MAA is a term of endearment used by mothers to their children. Together, these three words form a powerful image of a mother's love for her child and the sorrow of having to let them go.