When William Blake (1757–1827) printed his “Songs of Experience” in 1794, it was as an answer and a companion to his 1789 “Songs of Innocence.” Thus, for example, The New York Sun has offered his two ...
It was in 1794 that one William Blake, a poet of his time, wrote that famous poem, equating the shining eyes of a tiger in the wilderness to over-powering and frightening fire in the wild. His poem in ...
With a wheezing, groaning noise, The Doctor dematerialized the TARDIS. The Chumblie invasion had been defeated, thanks to the music of Rush. As the Canadian band kicked off their second encore, the ...
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