religious mysticism seems to be the source of his inspiration.His poetry strikes us with its childish vision and simplicity. His first collection of poems,“Poetical Sketches”《诗歌素描集》， 5 was printed in 1783.Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience are two other groups of Blake's short lyrics.The marriage of Heaven and Hell(1790),is a prophetic satire in prose.Under the impetus of the French Revolution,Blake wrote a series of long poems,which he called theProphecies'”.《预言》nl827,Blake dies in obscurity and poverty. 2.0 Blake's Main Works 5 A.Songs of Innocence《天真之歌》，1789 This collection contains poems written for children.Through the mouths of the little children,the poet expresses his love for the beauty of the world.Using the language of small babies,Blake expresses his delight in the sun,the hills,the streams,the insects and 5 the flowers.Here,everything seems to be in harmony.Blake drew a picture of light,harmony,peace and love.The whole collection is pervaded with the breath of simplicity and fancy.The melody is simple,artless,and yet exquisite.The best-known poem in the collection is"Lamb” B.Songs ofExperience《经验之歌》，1794 5 This collection is the counterpart of the first one.It shows that religious mysticism seems to be the source of his inspiration. His poetry strikes us with its childish vision and simplicity. His first collection of poems, “ Poetical Sketches”《诗歌素描集》, was printed in 1783. Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience are two other groups of Blake’s short lyrics. The marriage of Heaven and Hell (1790), is a prophetic satire in prose. Under the impetus of the French Revolution, Blake wrote a series of long poems, which he called the “Prophecies”.《预言》In 1827, Blake dies in obscurity and poverty. 2.0 Blake's Main Works A. Songs of Innocence《天真之歌》，1789 This collection contains poems written for children. Through the mouths of the little children, the poet expresses his love for the beauty of the world. Using the language of small babies, Blake expresses his delight in the sun, the hills, the streams, the insects and the flowers. Here, everything seems to be in harmony. Blake drew a picture of light, harmony, peace and love. The whole collection is pervaded with the breath of simplicity and fancy. The melody is simple, artless, and yet exquisite. The best-known poem in the collection is “Lamb”. B. Songs of Experience《经验之歌》，1794 This collection is the counterpart of the first one. It shows that 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’