Poetic Openings : William Blake to William Blake

Poet : William Blake : Poem : Human Abstract : First Line : Pity would be no more,
Poet : William Blake : Poem : I Heard An Angel : First Line : 1 I heard an Angel singing
Poet : William Blake : Poem : I Rose Up At The Dawn Of Day : First Line : I rose up at the dawn of day--
Poet : William Blake : Poem : I Saw A Chapel : First Line : 1 I saw a chapel all of gold
Poet : William Blake : Poem : I See The Four-fold Man : First Line : I see the Four-fold Man, The Humanity in deadly sleep

Poet : William Blake : Poem : If It Is True What The Prophets Write : First Line : If it is true, what the Prophets write,
Poet : William Blake : Poem : Infant Joy : First Line : "I have no name;
Poet : William Blake : Poem : Infant Sorrow : First Line : My mother groand! my father wept,
Poet : William Blake : Poem : Intorduction To The Songs Of Experience : First Line : Hear the voice of the Bard,
Poet : William Blake : Poem : Introduction To The Songs Of Innocence : First Line : Piping down the valleys wild,