Historias de Williamblake

My first original prose collection with a nice playlist, compiled with my favorite poems. life, friendship, heartbreak, insecurity, love, dreams, hope, music and reminiscence tangled and treaded in my thoughts... Hope u'll enjoy it, constructive criticism and comments are hugely appreciated.

A collection of poems that deal with the topic of unrequited love.

a collection of my favorite poems and poems i wrote

A prophetic journey through light and dark

This a collection of things that happen to me. All of this is my own work except from a few poems that have song lyrics,that I've twisted. Read and enjoy!!

Hi guys this story is about a young girl who was bullied very harshly by a boy. she moved away due to certain circumstances but four years later she moves back and meets a certain someone who goes to her new school. in this book she is 16 years old i hope you enjoy it! :)

These are poems and quotes that I have found and wish to share with people. Many of them have touched my heart and I wish them to do the same for you.

An attempt to understand the divine and faith through my eyes. A collection of poems inspired by Blake, Milton and Nick Cave. From Christ to Krishna and everything in between. Basically attempts to convey some of my ideas and feelings about certain topics surrounding religion and spirituality in a variety of forms. 30 poems covering the beginning to the end. (Highest rank attained #277)

Two poems following the form of William Blake's 'The Tyger', written by me at the age of 13.

A girl facing her final year exam is confronted by her peers regarding her inability to Ace to exam. At the same time Heaven of the Great is troubled by the false accusations and statements made by the paparazzi on Earth; hence William Shakespeare, John Donne, William Wordsworth, William Blake and a few of the most renowned writers take it up to themselves to serve justice to their graves. What could be the outcome of two era's clashing?

William Blake and Jacob Boehme saw true imagination as rooted in living experience, as quite distinct from fantasy, and as such necessary for a fuller knowledge and understanding of reality. Both perceive the significant limitations of reason; that of itself it gives only a partial view, one that can limit and distort our understanding and experience. These limitations have too often extended to the study of Blake and Boehme. Through a close and imaginative engagement with their work, this paper looks at how both addressed the shortcomings of our usual, conditioned and habitual modes of perception and understanding, and how a different kind of engagement with and understanding of the world is necessary. Both saw just how constraining reason can be when it is too prominent and disconnected from our other vital faculties and capacities; how it can enclose and isolate, alienating us from both the world and ourselves. By contrast, for Boehme and Blake imagination is essential, a means of breaking out into that which is other than and beyond our habitual selves. It has a creative relationship with the world, one in which reality is not fixed and finished, but inexhaustible. As the mind expands, so does the world. This paper shows how for both visionaries, the creative embodied imagination places us more fully in existence - in ourselves and in the world - makes possible true reason, reveals all the profound potential that is too often unexplored and unrealised in us, and as such affords us a vital, living understanding of and relationship with the divine. It thus also demonstrates how vital imagination is to any study of William Blake and Jacob Boehme.

One for the city, two for the show

A compilation of university essays made the night before the due date.

~"The verse in itself has such a peaceful, reassuring aura. Like a silent promise that I am safe here; it makes me feel at home. "

A typical short free -writing poem regarding one of my childhood experiences