The complete poems /
Presents the complete poems of eighteenth-century English poet William Blake, and includes textual notes, a glossary of proper names, brief biographical information about Blake, and a table of relevant dates.
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London :
Penguin Books,
2004.
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| Series: | Penguin classics.
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Table of Contents:
- Poetical sketches
- Miscellaneous poems
- King Edward the Third
- Dramatic fragments
- Poems written in a copy of Poetical sketches
- Songs from 'An island in the moon'
- There is no natural religion [a, b]
- All religions are one
- The book of Thel
- Tiriel
- Songs of Innocence and of experience
- Songs of innocence
- Songs of experience
- Nobebook poems and fragments, c. 1789-93
- The French Revolution
- The marriage of heaven and hell
- A song of liberty
- Visions of the daughters of Albion
- America
- Europe
- The song of Los
- Africa
- Asia
- The book of Urizen
- The book of Ahania
- The book of Los
- Vala, or The four zoas
- Notes written on the pages of The four zoas
- Additional fragments
- Three poems,?c. 1800
- Poems from letters
- Notebook poems, c. 1800-1806
- Poems from the Pickering manuscript
- Milton
- Dedication to Blake's Illustrations to Blair's grave
- Notebook epigrams and satiric verses, c. 1808-12
- Miscellaneous verses and epigrams
- Verse from the marginalia to Reynolds's discourses
- Verse from the advertisement to Blake's Exhibition of paintings
- Epigrams from A descriptive catalogue
- Epigrams from 'Public address'
- Jerusalem
- The everlasting gospel
- For the sexes : the gates of paradise
- The ghost of Abel.