"William Blake's 'London' Poem"
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•In his poem ‘London’, William Blake crafted a bleak vision of the city he loved | Aeon Videos
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US video essayist Evan Puschak (also known as the Nerdwriter) lays out William Blake's vision of London in this short.
The poem London ’ ( 1794 ) makes manifest a much more earthly vision of darkness and suffering, born of his everyday life in the metropolis.
The short analyses how Blake ’s distinctive and critical perspective on his home city left very little room for optimism.
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