William Blake's collection of poems titled "Songs of Innocence" is introduced, which includes poems such as "The Ecchoing Green" about children playing in a green field, "The Lamb" depicting a lamb as a symbol of innocence, and "The Chimney Sweeper" addressing the tragic lives of young chimney sweeps. The collection also contains "The Little Black Boy" about a black child learning about God, "The Divine Image" concerning humanity's relationship with God, and "Holy Thursday" focused on a church charity event for poor children.

1. Songs of Innocence
William Blake

2. SI and SE: General
Title page

3. William Blake, frontispiece,
Songs of Innocence

4. SI (Songs of
Innocence):
“Introduction”

5. SI: “The Ecchoing
Green” (part 1)

6. SI: “The Ecchoing
Green” part 2

7. SI, “The Lamb”

8. SI, The Little Black Boy, pl. 1

9. SI, The Little Black Boy, continued
(version 1)

10. SI, The Little Black Boy,
continued, version 2

11. SI, “The Chimney
Sweeper”

12. SI, “The Divine Image”

13. SI, Holy Thursday

14. SI, Nurse’s Song

15. SI, “Infant Joy”