How to pronounce “william blake” in English

William Blake, the great English poet, wrote of the greatest religious text in the English language.

William Blake, or as they say in the movie "Bull Durham," William Blake.

William Blake? William Blake!

"William Blake saw God when he was four.

So William Blake, at the time that this was actually starting to be recognized that the heart was more than just an organ-- this was in the late 19th century.

And William Blake, he was talking about this in this quote here and he's saying "Man's perceptions are not bounded by organs of perception .

I know William Blake didn't write that about Messier 87 and supermassive black holes because it was written well before we even knew galaxies existed,

And specifically this is William Blake, and he's an 18th-century poet in England.

It's William Blake. Now William Blake-- Sit down, young lady.

I suggest the William Blake cocktail-- two ounces of anything hard, wave your hand over the glass, gaze at the heavens, and swallow all at once."

So when William Blake is talking about this, I think that what he's actually talking about, what's outside of the brain is this inspiration.

And this is another example of William Blake's illustrations or drawings where this is the souls getting sucked up

Why did Jane Austen and William Blake turn out to be canonical where people who at the time were thought to be better have, in fact, dropped out?

And it always reminds me of the famous poem by William Blake.

For us, for William Blake, what was he reaching out to?

When you think about the early years of the Industrial Revolution and William Blake's description of the "dark, satanic mills," this was not a good time.

Well, this is the line that you hear often from William Blake.