William Blake
William Blake Critical Analysis Paper In 1794 William Blake issued a two- volume collection of poems in a book titled Songs of Innocence and of Experience. This book included hand painted illustrations along with the poems mounted on copper plates. These poems have been called “the most remarkable collection of poems written in English (C. M. Bowra 25) .” The intent of these works was to show the two contrary states of the human soul. Though this goal differed from that of Blake’s prophetic works, there are no doubt some distinct similarities. The characters and situations in Blake’s poems represent the mythological characters found in Blake’s prophetic works. For example, in the poem The Garden of Love the narrator sees the garden where he used to play now transformed into a chapel. He sees the priests in black gowns who “bind his joys and desires.” In this poem the priests represent Urizen from the prophetic works who binds th
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Approximate Word count = 630
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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