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by William Blake

The Sussex Men are Noted Fools 611

  The sword sung on the barren heath 152

  The Villain at the Gallows tree 616

  The Vision of Christ that thou dost see 851

  The wild winds weep 29

  [Then Reynolds said O woman most sage] 626

  Then the Cynic sung 63

  There is a Smile of Love 498

  There is a Void, outside of Existence, which if enterd into 635

  Theres Doctor Clash 74

  These are the Idiots chiefest arts 620

  This frog he would a wooing ride 68

  This Song to the flower of Flaxmans joy 482

  Thou fair-hair’d angel of the evening 23

  Thou hast a lap full of seed 141

  Thou little Kid didst play 153

  Three Virgins at the break of day 498

  Thy Friendship oft has made my heart to ake 618

  [To a lovely mirtle bound] 142

  To be or not to be 69

  To Chloes breast young Cupid slily stole 629

  To find the Western path 493

  To forgive Enemies H[ayley] does pretend 617

  To Mercy Pity Peace and Love 111

  To my Friend Butts I write 482

  To see a World in a Grain of Sand 506

  Truly My Satan thou art but a Dunce 863

  Twas on a Holy Thursday their innocent faces clean 111

  Tyger Tyger burning bright (NPF: The Tyger [First Version]) 145

  Tyger Tyger burning bright (NPF: The Tyger [Second Version]) 146

  Tyger Tyger, burning bright (SE: The Tyger) 125

  Upon a holy thursday their innocent faces clean 71

  Venetian; all thy Colouring is no more 633

  Was I angry with Hayley who usd me so ill 611

  Was Jesus Born of a Virgin Pure 850

  Was Jesus Chaste or did he 852

  Was Jesus gentle or did he 854

  Was Jesus Humble or did he 856, 857

  Welcome stranger to this place 61

  What can this Gospel of Jesus be 848

  What doest thou here Elijah? 864

  What is it men [of] in women do require? 154

  Whate’er is Born of Mortal Birth 132

  Whateer is done to her she cannot know 489

  When a Man has Married a Wife 161

  When early morn walks forth in sober grey 30

  When France got free Europe ’twixt Fools & Knaves 632

  When H—y finds out what you cannot do 617

  When I see a Rubens Rembrant [or] Correggio 624

  When Klopstock England defied 488

  When my mother died I was very young 108

  When Nations grow Old. The Arts grow Cold 633

  When old corruption first begun 64

  When silver Snow decks Susan’s cloaths 37

  When silver snow decks Sylvio’s cloaths 62

  When Sir Joshua Reynolds died 632

  When the green woods laugh, with the voice of joy 109

  When the trees do laugh with our merry wit 61

  When the voices of children are heard on the green (NPF) 144

  When the voices of children, are heard on the green (SE: Nurses Song) 123

  When the voices of children are heard on the green (SI: Nurse’s Song) 114

  When you look at a picture you always can see 623

  Where thou dwellest in what Grove 490

  Whether on Ida’s shady brow 31

  [Which are beauties sweetest dress] 156

  [who cries all art is fraud & Genius a trick…] 627

  Why art thou silent & invisible 144

  Why of the sheep do you not learn peace 155

  Why should I be bound to thee 150

  Why should I care for the men of thames 139

  Why was Cupid a Boy 625

  Wife of the Friend of those I most revere 484

  With happiness stretchd across the hills 485

  [Woe alas my guilty hand…] 156

  Wondrous the Gods more wondrous are the Men 618

  [He] You all [his] your Youth observd the Golden Rule 614

  You call me Mad tis Folly to do so 617

  You dont believe I wont attempt to make ye 609

  You must agree that Rubens was a Fool 619

  You say reserve & modesty he has 618

  You say their Pictures well Painted be 623

  You think Fuseli is not a Great Painter Im Glad 612

  Youth of delight come hither 133

 

 

 


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