This document provides an overview of William Blake's collection of poems titled Songs of Innocence and of Experience. The poems explore themes of innocence versus experience and the human condition. Some of the most famous poems discussed include "The Tyger", "London", "The Chimney Sweeper", and "The Sick Rose". The document outlines the poems in both the Innocence and Experience collections and how Blake shows the contrasting states of the human soul.

1. William
Blake:
Poetry And
Art

2. The
Illumination
s Of William
Blake

3. SongS
of
Innocence
And of
experIenc
e

4. “Shewing the
Two Contrary
States of the
Human Soul”

6. Innocence

7. Experience

8. FRONTISPIECE
to
INNOCENCE

9. “Piper, Pipe
That Song
Again.”

11. Frontispiece
to
Experience

12. “Hear the
Voice
Of The
Bard!”

14. “Earth’s
Answer”
from
Experienc
e

15. “Break
This Heavy
Chain”

17. “My Pretty
Rose Tree”
“Ah! Sun-
Flower”
“The Lilly”
from
Experience

18. “And I Passed
The Sweet
Flower O’er”

20. “Infant
Joy”
from
Innocence

21. “I Happy
Am
Joy Is My
Name, –”

23. “Infant
Sorrow”
from
Experience

24. “Helpless,
Naked,
Piping
Loud:”

26. “Nurse’s
Song”
from
Innocenc
e

27. “My Heart
Is At Rest
Within My
Breast.”

29. “Nurse’s
Song”
from
Experience

30. “My Face
Turns
Green and
Pale.”

32. “Holy
Thursda
y”
from
Innocence

33. “They
Raise To
Heaven
The Voice
Of Song.”

35. “Holy
Thursda
y”
from
Experienc
e

36. “Can It Be
A Song Of
Joy
And So
Many
Children

38. “The
Divine
Image”
from
Innocence

39. “And
Love,
The
Human
Form
Divine”

41. “The
Human
Abstract”
from
Experience

42. “And
Mutual
Fear
Brings
Peace; Till
Selfish
Loves

44. “The
Blossom”
from
Innocence

45. “A Happy
Blossom”

47. “The
Sick
Rose”

48. “O Rose
Thou Art
Sick.”

50. “The
Chimney
Sweeper”
from
Innocenc
e

51. “An Angel
Who Had A
Bright
Key. . .
Set Them All
Free.”

53. “The
Chimney
Sweeper”
from
Experience

54. “They
Think
They Have
Done Me
No
Injury.”

56. “The
Lamb”
from
Innocence

57. “Little
Lamb Who
Made Thee?”

59. “The
Shepherd
”
from
Innocence

60. “For He
Hears
The
Lambs’
Innocent
Call”

62. “The
Tyger”
from
Experience

63. “What
Immortal
Hand or Eye
Could Frame
Thy Fearful
Symmetry?”

66. “The
Little Boy
Lost”
from
Innocence

67. “And The
Child Did
Weep”

69. “A Little
Boy Lost”
from
Experienc
e

70. “The
Weeping
Child Could
Not Be
Heard”

72. From
Songs Of
Innocence

73. “Night”

74. “They Pour
Sleep On
Their Head.”

76. “The Little
Black Boy”

77. “That We
May Learn
To Bear The
Beams Of
Love.”

80. From
Innocence
to
Experience

81. “The
Little
Girl
Lost”

82. “How
Can Lyca
Sleep If
Her
Mother
Weep?”

84. “The
Little
Girl
Found”

85. “In My Palace
Deep, Lyca
Lies Asleep”

88. “The
School
-Boy”

89. “But To Go
To School In
A Summer
Morn, O It
Drives All
Joy Away”

91. “The
Voice Of
The
Ancient
Bard”

92. “Tangled
Roots
Perplex
Her
Ways”

95. From Songs
of
Experience

96. “The Clod
And The
Pebble”

97. “Love
Seeketh Only
Self To
Please”

99. “A
Poison
Tree”

100. “I
Watere
d It In
Fears”

102. “The
Little
Vagabond
”

103. “Dear
Mother, The
Church Is
Cold”

105. “The
Fly”

106. “Or Art
Thou A
Man Like
Me?”

108. “London
”

109. “In Every Face
I Meet Marks
Of Weakness
Marks Of
Woe.”

111. The
End