Preface ························································································1
Poetical Sketches (1783)
To Spring ················································································18
To Summer··············································································20
To Autumn··············································································22
To Winter ················································································24
To the Evening Star ································································26
To Morning ·············································································26
Fair Elenor ··············································································28
Song: “How Sweet I roam’d from field to field” ···················36
Song: “My silks and fine array” ·············································38
Song: “Love and harmony combine” ·····································40
Song: “I love the jocund dance” ·············································42
Song: “Memory, hither come”················································44
Mad Song················································································46
Song: “Fresh from the dewy hill, the merry year”··················48
Song: “When early morn walks forth in sober grey” ·············50
To the Muses···········································································52
Gwin, King of Norway ···························································54
Song by a Shepherd (c.1787)··················································66
Song by an Old Shepherd ·······················································66
Songs of Innocence and of Experience (1794)
Songs of Innocence (1789)
Introduction ············································································72
The Shepherd··········································································74
The Echoing Green·································································74
The Lamb················································································78
The Little Black Boy ······························································80
The Blossom ···········································································82
The Chimney Sweeper····························································84
The Little Boy Lost·································································86
The Little Boy Found ·····························································88
Laughing Song········································································88
A Cradle Song ········································································90
The Divine Image ···································································94
Holy Thursday ········································································96
Night ·······················································································96
Spring····················································································102
Nurse’s Song·········································································104
Infant Joy ··············································································106
A Dream ···············································································106
On Another’s Sorrow····························································110
Songs of Experience (1794)
Introduction···········································································118
Earth’s Answer ·····································································120
The Clod and the Pebble·······················································122
Holy Thursday ······································································124
The Little Girl Lost·······························································126
The Little Girl Found····························································130
The Chimney Sweeper··························································136
Nurse’s Song·········································································138
The Sick Rose·······································································138
The Fly··················································································140
The Angel ·············································································142
The Tiger···············································································144
My Pretty Rose Tree ·····························································146
Ah! Sun-Flower ····································································146
The Lilly ···············································································148
The Garden of Love······························································148
The Little Vagabond ·····························································150
London··················································································152
The Human Abstract·····························································154
Infant Sorrow········································································156
A Poison Tree ·······································································158
A Little Boy Lost··································································160
A Little Girl Lost ··································································162
To Tirzah···············································································166
The Schoolboy······································································168
The Voice of the Ancient Bard ·············································170
A Divine Image ····································································172
The Book of Thel (1789-1791)
Thel’s Motto ·········································································176
Visions of the Daughters of Albion (1793)
The Argument·······································································192
Visions ··················································································192
The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (1790-1793)
The Argument·······································································216
The Voice of the Devil··························································220
A Memorable Fancy ·····························································224
Proverbs of Hell····································································224
A Memorable Fancy ·····························································234
A Memorable Fancy ·····························································240
A Memorable Fancy ·····························································242
A Memorable Fancy ·····························································252
A Song of Liberty (1792)·······················································259
Notebook : manuscripts (1793-1818)
The Smile··············································································268
The Land of Dreams ·····························································270
The Crystal Cabinet ······························································272
Auguries of Innocence··························································274
William Bond········································································288
Morning ················································································294
The Birds ··············································································294
“Why was Cupid a Boy” ······················································296
“I rose up at the dawn of day” ··············································300
“Never seek to tell thy love”·················································302
“I laid me down upon a bank” ··············································304
“I saw a chapel all of gold” ··················································304
“I heard an Angel singing” ···················································306
A Cradle Song ······································································308
“I fear’d the fury of my wind”··············································310
“Why should I care for the men of Thames”························312
Silent, Silent Night ·······························································312
“O lapwing thou fliest around the heath” ·····························314
“Thou hast a lap full of seed” ···············································314
The Wild Flower’s Song·······················································316
To Nobodaddy ······································································318
[How to know Love from Deceit] ········································318
“Deceit to secrecy confined” ················································320
“There souls of men are bougth and sold” ···························320
Day························································································322
“If you trap the moment before its ripe”·······························322
Eternity ·················································································322
“The look of love alarms” ····················································324
“My Spectre around me night & day” ··································324
“I saw a monk of Charlemaine” ···········································332
“Mock on, Mock on, Voltaire, Rousseau” ····························338
“You don’t believe” ······························································338
“Now Art has lost its mental Charms” ·································340
The Golden Net ····································································342
The Mental Traveller ····························································344
“Great things are done when Men & Mountains meet” ·······354
To God ··················································································354
“Terror in the house does roar”·············································354
And did those feet in ancient time ········································356
Chronology··············································································358
Related Sites ··········································································361
譯者序：預言人類精神世界的先知··········································1
詩的素描（1783）
春之詠····················································································19
夏之詠···················
