William Blake,
Notebook 28. The human Image
“ If we did not make somebody poor And Mercy no more could be If all were as happy as we And mutual fear brings Peace ”
William Blake
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William Blake,
Notebook 28. The human Image
“ There grows one in the human brain They said this mistery never shall cease The priest [loves] promotes war and the soldier piece There souls of men a bought & sold And [cradled] milk fed infancy [is sold] for gold And youth [s] to slaughter houses led And [maidens] beauty for a bit of bread ________ Wikisource notes ↑ "Blake Complete Writings", ed. ”
William Blake,
Notebook 28. The human Image
“ Notebook 28-a - The Human Image Notebook 28-b - The Human Image Notebook 28-c - The Human Image 1st reading: [1] The human Image Pity [written over Mercy] could be no more, [If there was nobody poor del.] If we did not make somebody poor ”
