Paperback • 1996 • English

Songs of Innocence & Experience

Name: Songs of Innocence & Experience
SKU: 9781857995411
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ISBN: 9781857995411

By William Blake

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About the book

Many of them about childhood, Norgs of Innocence (1789) and Sons of Expence (1794) are apparently very simple. But they resonate with the symbols and images of Blake's later prophetic works. The Echoing Green', The Lamb', The Sick Rose, The Tyger these are Blake's best-loved poems. The world of Innocence is fearless and free, but with the poems of Experience comes the interdependence of good and evil, of desire and frustration, of energy and restraint.

Composers and songwriters

Songbooks

Children’s / Teenage general interest: Songbooks / singing

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ISBN

9781857995411

Published year

1996

Language

English

Original title

Songs of Innocence & Experience

Format

Paperback

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