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Ian A Holcomb is on page 87 of 304

“Songs of Experience” contains much darker images, violent themes, but uses no less beautiful language than its counterpart. Honestly, I’ll need to re-read poems from both side-by-side to truly appreciate it. Together with “Songs of Innocence” we get this beautiful duality of human nature, both idealism and wizened realism.

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Poems of William Blake (Classic Reprint)

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Sarai is on page 150 of 331

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Ian A Holcomb is on page 65 of 304

“Songs of Innocence” is a collection of such happy, natural beauty. It’s the perfect remedy if you ever need a pick-me-up.

“Songs of Experience” tomorrow!

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Sarai is on page 83 of 331

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Ian A Holcomb is on page 47 of 304

I never realized William Blake wrote a play, or, well, scenes for a play. “King Edward III” that said, Blake’s definitely not a playwright. Ah well, “Songs of Innocence” are next!

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Delaney is 15% done

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Ian A Holcomb is on page 16 of 304

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Ian A Holcomb is on page 5 of 304

Introduction complete and four poems read “To Spring” Summer, Fall, and Winter make a nice cycle of poems that welcome the first three, while wishing the fourth would end its tyranny.

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