back to poetry
William Blake
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(
28 Nov 1757
–
12 Aug 1827
)
“Ah! Sun-Flower”
“The Angel”
“An Angel came to me …”
“The Argument”
“As I was walking among the fires of Hell …”
“Auguries of Innocence”
“The Birds”
“Blind Man’s Buff”
“The Blossom”
“The Book of Thel”
From “The Book of Urizen”
“Broken Love”
“But in the Wine-presses the human grapes sing not nor dance …”
“The Clod and the Pebble”
“Contemplation”
“The Couch of Death”
“A Cradle Song”
“Divine Image”
“A Divine Image”
“Earth’s Answer”
“The Echoing Green”
“The Everlasting Gospel”
“Fair Eleanor”
“The Fly”
“The Four Zoas”
“Fresh from the dewy hill, the merry year …”
“The Garden of Love”
From “The Grey Monk”
“Gwin, King of Norway”
“Hear the Voice of the Bard”
“Holy Thursday”
“How sweet I roam’d from field to field …”
“The Human Abstract”
“I love the jocund dance …”
“I Rose up at the Dawn of Day”
“I Saw a Chapel”
“I see the Four-fold Man …”
“I was in a Printing house in Hell …”
“If it is true, what the Prophets write …”
“An Imitation of Spenser”
“The Lamb”
“The Land of Dreams”
“Laughing Song”
“The Little Boy Found”
“A Little Boy Lost”
“The Little Girl Found”
“A Little Girl Lost”
“The Little Vagabond”
“Love and harmony combine …”
“Mad Song”
“Memory, hither come …”
“My Pretty Rose Tree”
“My silks and fine array …”
“My Spectre around Me”
“Never seek to tell thy love …”
“The New Jerusalem”
“Night”
“On Another’s Sorrow”
“Once I saw a Devil in a flame of fire …”
“Piping down the Valleys Wild”
“A Poison Tree”
“Preludium to America”
“Preludium to Europe”
“The Prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel dined with me …”
“Proverbs of Hell”
“Samson”
“The School Boy”
“Several Questions Answered”
“The Shepherd”
“A Song of Liberty”
“The Song of Los”
“Spring”
“Those Who Restrain Desire”
“To Autumn”
“To Morning”
“To Spring”
“To Summer”
“To the Accuser Who is the God of This World”
“To the Evening Star”
“To Winter”
“The Two Songs”
“The Tyger”
“The Voice of the Devil”
“A War Song”
“When early morn walks forth in sober gray …”
“When My Mother Died”
“Why Should I Care for the Men of Thames”
“The Wild Flower’s Song”