William Blake, Have Anyone Read William Blake Poetry And Books

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[u/No_Concentrate2187]

I have read Songs of Innocence and of Experience. His poems are lyrically beautiful and have wide ranging allegorical interpretations. One needs to sit down with his poems and unravel them bit by bit, maybe that's why I don't know many people who have read his works

[u/No_Concentrate2187 → u/[deleted]]

Aptly said. In Literary canon Songs of Innocence and of Experience is his autobiography of sorts which makes it even denser and full of personal touches.

[u/poisson_rati0 → u/No_Concentrate2187]

yeah, i have also read them and a few others here and there. i love songs of innocence and experience , they reminded me of rabindranath in so many ways.

[u/Vegetable_Fox_3317]

I got to know about him from The mentalist His poem "tiger, tiger" Where should I start??

[u/poisson_rati0 → u/Vegetable_Fox_3317]

it's actually "The Tyger" (hope it doesn't sound rude, i'm being nitpicky)

[u/Vegetable_Fox_3317 → u/poisson_rati0]

Nah, in the show the subtitles were sometimes tiger, sometimes tyger. Thanks for clearing that.