The Poems With Specimens of the Prose Writings of William Blake With a Prefat
The Poems With Specimens of the Prose Writings of William Blake With a Prefat
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THE GATES OF PARADISE. 227 THE GATES OF PARADISE.
TV/T UTUAL forgiveness of each vice, *** Such are the Gates of Paradise, Against the Accuser's chief desire, Who walked among the stones of fire. Jehovah's ringers wrote the Law : He wept ; then rose in zeal and awe, And, in the midst of Sinai's heat, Hid it beneath His Mercy-Seat.
O Christians ! Christians ! tell me why You rear it on your altars high !
THE KEYS OF THE GATES.
THE caterpillar on the leaf Reminds thee of thy mother's grief. My Et...ernal Man set in repose, The Female from his darkness rose ; And she found me beneath a tree, A mandrake, and in her veil hid me. Serpent reasonings us entice Of good and evil, virtue, vice.
228 BLAKE'S POEMS.
Doubt self-jealous, watery folly, Struggling through Earth's melancholy, Naked in air, in shame, and fear, Blind in fire, with shield and spear, Two horrid reasoning cloven fictions, In doubt which is self-contradiction, A dark hermaphrodite I stood Rational truth, root of evil and good, Round me, flew the flaming sword ; Round her, snowy whirlwinds roared, Freezing her veil, the mundane shell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE GATES OF PARADISE. 227 THE GATES OF PARADISE.
TV/T UTUAL forgiveness of each vice, *** Such are the Gates of Paradise, Against the Accuser's chief desire, Who walked among the stones of fire. Jehovah's ringers wrote the Law : He wept ; then rose in zeal and awe, And, in the midst of Sinai's heat, Hid it beneath His Mercy-Seat.
O Christians ! Christians ! tell me why You rear it on your altars high !
THE KEYS OF THE GATES.
THE caterpillar on the leaf Reminds thee of thy mother's grief. My Et...ernal Man set in repose, The Female from his darkness rose ; And she found me beneath a tree, A mandrake, and in her veil hid me. Serpent reasonings us entice Of good and evil, virtue, vice.
228 BLAKE'S POEMS.
Doubt self-jealous, watery folly, Struggling through Earth's melancholy, Naked in air, in shame, and fear, Blind in fire, with shield and spear, Two horrid reasoning cloven fictions, In doubt which is self-contradiction, A dark hermaphrodite I stood Rational truth, root of evil and good, Round me, flew the flaming sword ; Round her, snowy whirlwinds roared, Freezing her veil, the mundane shell.
What to read after The Poems With Specimens of the Prose Writings of William Blake With a Prefat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blake William to read onlineMoreLess
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