I think my brain works the way Blake's did. I'm surprised when creative people don't have complete and utter confidence in their vision. And to be divinely inspired without the mastery of a craft needed to gain fame is unfortunate but not completely unfortunate.
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Very well read. Feel free to check out my version. :-)
JimmyMacJones 2 years ago
Well done - Great read!!!
haliastales 2 years ago
THANK YOU for pronouncing symmetry the way it should be!
Uzimaki91 2 years ago
@Uzimaki91 It's supposed to rhyme with eye, so she is prob pronouncing it "right" :)
niceworkmicrosoft 1 year ago
William Blake was one of the first poets I just fell in love with :)
charlottepoet 3 years ago
Great one.
Spiral firm in the tortured state of allure.
So pure.
Commanding the taros of knowing go.
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Nice to see you read this....
OsvaldoPaese 3 years ago
"Did he who made the lamb
Make thee?"
Good stuff!
Williepe 3 years ago
I think He did smile his work to see. Tyger is said to have been the most beautiful. Who could fault him for his prideful fall, then?
marquisdejolie 3 years ago
Who's better than Blake?
gab3334 3 years ago
I think my brain works the way Blake's did. I'm surprised when creative people don't have complete and utter confidence in their vision. And to be divinely inspired without the mastery of a craft needed to gain fame is unfortunate but not completely unfortunate.
robrobbins 3 years ago
The riddle behind this poem ... who is speaking it? Is it a man or a woman?
Welcome back, girl.
NewWarriorMan 3 years ago