One of the Great English Romantic Poets, William Blake (1757-1827) Was an Artist, Poet, Mystic and Visionary. His Work Ranges From the Deceptively Simple and Lyrical "Songs of Innocence" and Their Counterpoint "Experience" - Which Juxtapose Poems Such As "The Lamb and the Tyger", and "The Blossom and the Sick Rose" - to Highly Elaborate, Apocalyptic Works, Such As "The Four Zoas", "Milton" and "Jerusalem". Throughout His Life Blake Drew on a Rich Heritage of Philosophy, Religion and Myth, to Create a Poetic Worlds Illuminated by His Spiritual and Revolutionary Beliefs That Have Fascinated, Intrigued and Enchanted Readers for Generations.