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Gary Bisaga
(9/17/2009 8:09:00 AM)
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I agree with Barbara Bizarro completely except the line:
The simplicity of his writing underlines the little society at the time knew about the consequences of their actions.
I think society knew very well the consequences of their actions; or more precisely, most in society did. It's easy, looking back now, to not see the daily struggle for existence that most people went through. They may not have scientifically understood everything that happened as a consequence of their actions, but they certainly knew that behavior A resulted in situation B. Blake helped usher in the romantic ideas of simplicity and idealism (the the ideal society is simplest and most natural) so in that sense did damage. But I agree that he is an excellent writer, and I am really beginning to appreciate his glorious poetry myself.
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Andrew Hoellering
(8/14/2009 5:02:00 PM)
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Both of you live in hope but are as nutty as fruit cakes. Blake was born in 1757 and died in 1827. He would have been pleased with your comment, Barbara Bizarro.
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Rebecca Smith
(7/29/2009 7:47:00 PM)
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Hello William Blake. My name is Rebecca Smith i started writing poetry last summer and my first poem was called Summer, i've written over abt 22 poems in the last past months and i have a friend who's working on the book and i plan on getting them published. When did you start writing? ? My favorite poem by you is A Dream. it's lovely! ! ! ! how was writing poetry for you? ? was it hard, or easy? ? for me it's both! ! ! ! your an Awesome writer! ! ! keep up the good work. I hope you reply to my comment i would love to talk to you. Love Rebecca! ! !
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Babyjoram Benson
(5/18/2009 6:13:00 AM)
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Hello
(favorfrank35@yahoo.co.uk)
My name is Miss favor am 24yr old. I saw your profile today at www.poemhunter.com
and it really acttract me alot i believe that you are the man i
have been looking for to share my love; How is your health? i hope all is well
with you. I believe that we can move from here; but remember that distance; age
and colour dose not matter what matters is the true love and understanding; in
my next
e-mail i shall include my pictuer; i been waithing for your reply mail
me with this mail address for further introduction.
Bye hopeing to hear from you soonest
(favorfrank35@yahoo.co.uk)
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p.a. noushad
(6/14/2008 1:37:00 AM)
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romantic touch in the poems gives me bliss, good poems.
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Poppi Westbury
(2/24/2008 6:58:00 AM)
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His poems speak to the romantic soul in me. I think his work is beautiful, mystical and enthralling.
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The Riddler
(2/13/2008 9:24:00 AM)
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boring made me fall asleep
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Barbara Bizarro
(1/30/2008 1:09:00 AM)
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I am currently studying this man's poetry back in school, and personally I believe that his work is breathtaking altogether. The simplicity of his writing underlines the little society at the time knew about the consequences of their actions. Not only has this man helped us create our own picture, but he has also pushed his messages across to his readers. His use of simple and understandable vocabulary enables people of different ages to understand what he is implying. Although I don't exactly enjoy my English classes, I have truly been able to love the art of poetry through my own life's events and through his work.
Thank you, Blake, you have inspired me put my own sentiments into words. For that I'll never be able to thank you enough.
May your work rest upon the world's surface for as long as Earth is still inhabited with the memories of its people.
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Hannah Oak
(3/11/2006 5:27:00 AM)
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Wiliam Blake has an interesting outlook when it comes to writing poems.Its the way he uses theoratical terms in his poetry that fasinates me the most and he also gives a sometimes happy sometimes sad outlook on certain areas on life in which you would quickley over see and not give much thought about.
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