THE POETICAL WORKS OF WILLIAM BLAKE - Livres de poche

POEMS OF WILLIAM BLAKE - 1874 - CONTENTS. HEFATORY MEMO R . . . POETICAL SKETCHEI - Advertisement . . ., King Edward the Third . . Prologue intended for a Dramatic Piece of King Edward the Fourth . . . . Prologue to King John . . . . To Spring-0 thou with dewv locks, who lookest down . . . . . To Summer . . . . . . . To Autumn . . . . . . . To Winter . ., . . . To the Evening Star . . To Morning . . . . . . FairEleanor . . . . . . Song-how sweet 1 roamed from field to fleld . Song-My silks and fine array . . . Song-Love and harmony combine, . Song-I love the jocund dance . . . Song-Memory, hither come . . . Mad Song . . . . . . . Song-Fresh from the dewv hill, the merrv year . . . . . . . Song-When early morn walka forth in sober grey . . . . . . . TotbeMuses . . . . . . G. win, King of Norway. . ., . An Imitation of Spenser a . . . Blind-mans Buff . . . . . Page ix iv CONTENTS. oETICAL SKE CHES. A War Song To Englishriien, Samson . . . ., THE BOOK OF TIIEL . . . . . . A Motto . . . . . S o ooar INNOCENCE. Introduction . . . . . The Shepherd, . . . The Echoing Green . . ., . The Lamb . . . . . . . The Little Black Bog . . . . . TheBloasom . . ., . . The Chimney-Sweeper-When my mother died I was very young . . . The Little Boy Lost-Father, father, where are you golng . . . . . The Little Boy Found . . . . . Laughing Song . ., . . . A Cradle Song-Sweet dreams, form a shade . The Divine Image-To Mercy, Prly, Peace, andLove . . . . . . Holy Thursday- Twas on a Holy Thursday, their innocent faces clear . . . Night . . . . . . . Spring-Sound the flute . . . . Nurses Song-When the voices of children are heard ou the green . . . Infant Joy . . . . . . . ADrearn . . . . . . On Anothers Sorrow .. . . . The Voice of the Ancient Bard . . . S o o O s F EXPERIENCE. Introduct on . . . . . . Earths Answer . . . . . . The Clod and the Pebble . . . . Holv Thursday-Is Lhis a holy thingtosee . h e i t tGl eir l Lost-In futurity . . . The Little Girl Found . . . . . The Ch mney-Sweeper-A l ttle black thing among the snow . . . . . Nurses Song-When the voices of children are heard on the green . . . . Page 59 61 SONGS OP EXPERIENCE. The Sick Rose . ., ., . TheFly . . . ., . The Angel . ., . . . . The Tiger . . ., . . . My Pretty Rose Tree ., ., . Ah Suuflower . ., . . The Lily . . . ., . . The Garden of Love . ., . . The Little Vagabond . . . . . London . . . . . . . The Human Abstract . . . . . Infant Sorrow . . . . . . Christian Forbearance . . . . A LittleBoy Lost-Nought Ioves another as itself . . . . . . . A Little Girl Lost-Children of the future age A 1 ivine Image-Cruelty has a human heart A Cradle Song-Sleep, sleep, beauty bright . The Schoolboy . . ., . . To Tlrzah . . . ., . . The Tiger Second Version . . . . Lafa ette . . . . . ., . lklE GATES 0s PARADISE. Introduction . . . . . . The Keys of the Gates. . . . . Epilogue To the Accuser, who is the God of this World . . . . . . To my dear Friend, Mrs. Auna Flaxmao . . To Mr. Butts . . . . . . . To Mrs. Butts . . . . . . . Verses-With happirress stretched across the hills . Verses-Oh why was I born with a differer fta ce . FROM JERUSALEM. To the Public . . . . ., To the Jews . . . . . . To bhe Deists . . . . . . To the Christians. . . . . ...