The Land of Dreams
In ‘The Land of Dreams,’ William Blake depicts a conversation between a father and his son. These two will talk about a dream that the little boy had.
The Lily
‘The Lily’ by William Blake uses personification and figurative meaning to describe several concepts of “love”—one being romantic and passionate, another being loyal and submissive, and the final being pure and strong.
The Little Black Boy
‘The Little Black Boy’ by William Blake is a difficult poem. It delves into topics of race, racism, and slavery from the perspective of an 18th-century poet.
The Tyger
‘The Tyger’ is one of the well-known poems of William Blake. This poem explores the dark and destructive side of God as well as His creation.
The Wildflower’s Song
‘The Wildflower’s Song’ by William Blake is a three-stanza poem that paints a verbal portrait of “a Wild Flower”.
To the Evening Star
‘To the Evening Star’ is written by one of the famous poets of the Romantic Age, William Blake. Like his other poems, here Blake presents the conflict between innocence and experience.
Top 10 William Blake Poems
Discover William Blake’s best poetry, and what makes each one so special.
