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Blakean
William Blake's poems, illuminated books, prophetic works, prose, letters, and notebook pieces in a work-level Aquarian shelf.
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A Vision of the Last JudgmentBlake's prose vision of his Last Judgment design and the spiritual meaning of visionary art.All Religions Are OneBlake's engraved aphoristic tract on the Poetic Genius as the common source of all religions.America a ProphecyBlake's 1793 continental prophecy, arranged with Preludium and prophecy as Markdown headings.An Island in the MoonBlake's unfinished satirical prose fantasy, arranged with its chapter divisions as Markdown headings.Descriptive CatalogueBlake's 1809 catalogue for his exhibition, including the conditions of sale and painting descriptions.Do What You Will This Life's a FictionA short Blake notebook fragment, with variant forms gathered from the public Wikisource witness.Europe a ProphecyBlake's 1794 continental prophecy, arranged with Preludium and prophecy as Markdown headings.Jerusalem - The Emanation of the Giant AlbionBlake's vast late prophetic book, arranged as one work-level Markdown file with chapters and plates as Markdown headings.LaocoonBlake's late annotated Laocoon engraving text, preserved as a compact prophetic aphorism-work.Letters of William BlakeA public-source collection of Blake letters available through Wikisource, with each letter retained inside one file.Milton - A PoemBlake's late prophetic poem in two books, with the preface and extra pages preserved inside one work-level file.Poetical SketchesBlake's 1783 first collection, including songs, seasonal odes, dramatic fragments, and prose-poem pieces.Satiric Verses and Epigrams from Blake's NotebookBlake's notebook satires and epigrams, kept together as a single cohesive manuscript-source collection.Sibylline LeavesBlake's brief prose leaves on Homer, Virgil, and related prophetic art.Songs and BalladsBlake's notebook and Pickering manuscript songs and ballads, preserved as one source collection with Markdown poem headings.Songs of Innocence and of ExperienceBlake's paired lyric books of Innocence and Experience, with each song preserved as a Markdown heading inside the file.The Book of AhaniaBlake's 1795 illuminated prophecy of Urizen, Fuzon, and Ahania.The Book of LosBlake's 1795 illuminated account of Los, Urizen, and the formation of fallen perception.The Book of ThelBlake's 1789 illuminated poem on innocence, mortality, and refusal at the threshold of generation.The Book of UrizenBlake's 1794 illuminated myth of Urizen, law, creation, embodiment, and division.The Everlasting GospelBlake's late gospel poem, assembled from the complete Wikisource transcription witness.The French RevolutionBlake's uncompleted political prophecy on revolutionary France.The Gates of ParadiseBlake's emblem sequence, preserved here from the available Wikisource transcription witness.The Marriage of Heaven and HellBlake's illuminated contraries-book: argument, infernal wisdom, memorable fancies, and the Song of Liberty.The Song of LosBlake's 1795 illuminated prophecy of Los, Africa, Asia, and the spread of restrictive religion.Then She Bore Pale DesireAn early Blake fragment, first printed in the early twentieth century from a manuscript now in the New York Public Library.There Is No Natural ReligionBlake's early engraved argument against natural religion and the confinement of perception.TirielBlake's early prophetic poem of tyranny, blindness, and failed patriarchal rule.To NobodaddyA short Blake lyric addressed to the punitive father-god figure Nobodaddy.Vala, or The Four ZoasBlake's unfinished long prophetic manuscript, arranged as one work with the nine nights as Markdown headings.Visions of the Daughters of AlbionBlake's 1793 illuminated prophecy of Oothoon, sexual bondage, and possessive law.With Happiness Stretchd Across the HillsBlake's untitled verse from the 22 November 1802 letter to Thomas Butts, traditionally headed by its opening words.