The Oxford Anthology of English Literature, Volume II: 1800 to the Present Book

	Romantic Poetry	3
	William Blake	10
	Poetical Sketches
	To Spring	14
	To the Evening Star	15
	Song	15
	Mad Song	16
	To the Muses	17
	Songs of Innocence and of Experience	17
	Songs of Innocence
	Introduction	18
	The Lamb	19
	The Little Black Boy	19
	The Chimney Sweeper	20
	The Divine Image	21
	Holy Thursday	22
	Songs of Experience
	Introduction	22
	Earth's Answer	23
	Holy Thursday	24
	The Chimney Sweeper	24
	The Sick Rose	25
	The Tyger	25
	Ah! Sun-flower	26
	London	26
	The Human Abstract	27
	To Tirzah	28
	The Book of Thel	29
	The Marriage of Heaven and Hell	33
	Visions of the Daughters of Albion	44
	America a Prophecy	51
	Blake's Notebook
	Never Pain To Tell Thy Love	59
	To Nobodaddy	60
	What Is It Men in Women Do Require?	60
	My Spectre Around Me Night & Day	60
	Mock on Mock on Voltaire Rousseau	62
	Morning	63
	When Klopstock England Defied	63
	Epigrams	64
	The Mental Traveller	65
	The Crystal Cabinet	68
	Auguries of Innocence	69
	The Four Zoas	72
	[Song of Enitharmon]	73
	[Song of Enion]	74
	Night the Ninth Being The Last Judgment	75
	Milton	98
	Preface	99
	[Milton's Descent]	100
	[The World of Los]	106
	[The Vision of Beulah]	107
	[Milton's Declaration]	110
	Jerusalem The Emanation of the Giant Albion	112
	[The Spectre of Urthona]	113
	[The Minute Particulars]	114
	[The Declaration of Los]	115
	Epilogue from The Gates of Paradise	117
	[A Vision of the Last Judgment]	117
	The Letters
	To Dr. Trusler 23 August 1799	121
	To George Cumberland 12 April 1827	123
	William Wordsworth	124
	Lines Written in Early Spring	127
	Expostulation and Reply	127
	The Tables Turned	128
	To My Sister	129
	The Ruined Cottage	130
	Home at Grasmere	142
	"Prospectus" to The Excursion	142
	Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey	146
	Nutting	150
	[The Lucy Poems]	152
	Strange Fits of Passion	152
	She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways	153
	Three Years She Grew in Sun and Shower	153
	A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal	154
	I Travelled Among Unknown Men	155
	Lucy Gray; Or, Solitude	155
	Michael, A Pastoral Poem	157
	My Heart Leaps Up	168
	Resolution and Independence	168
	Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802	173
	It Is a Beauteous Evening	173
	I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud	174
	The World Is Too Much with Us	174
	Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood	175
	She Was a Phantom of Delight	182
	Ode to Duty	182
	The Solitary Reaper	184
	Elegiac Stanzas	185
	The Prelude	187
Book I	Introduction-Childhood and School-Time	188
Book II	School-Time	196
Book IV	Summer Vacation	199
Book V	Books	200
Book VI	Cambridge and the Alps	207
Book VII	Residence in London	211
Book VIII	Retrospect	214
Book X	Residence in France	217
Book XI	France	219
Book XII	Imagination and Taste, How Impaired and Restored	221
Book XIV	Conclusion	225
	Surprised by Joy	229
	Composed upon an Evening of Extraordinary Splendour and Beauty	230
	Mutability	232
	Extempore Effusion upon the Death of James Hogg	232
	Samuel Taylor Coleridge	233
	Sonnet: To the River Otter	236
	The Eolian Harp	236
	The Rime of the Ancient Mariner	238
	Kubla Khan	254
	Christabel	257
	Frost at Midnight	273
	Dejection: An Ode	275
	Phantom	279
	To William Wordsworth	279
	On Donne's Poetry	282
	Limbo	283
	Ne Plus Ultra	284
	To Nature	284
	Epitaph	285
	George Gordon, Lord Byron	285
	English Bards and Scotch Reviewers	287
	Lara	290
	Stanzas for Music	292
	Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, A Romaunt	293
	Canto the Third	293
	Canto the Fourth	302
	Prometheus	307
	Darkness	308
	Manfred	310
	'So We'll Go No More A-Roving'	314
	Don Juan	315
	Dedication	316
	Selections from Canto I	320
	Canto III	355
	Canto IV	360
	Canto V	361
	Canto VII	363