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Milton, a Poem

William Blake
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Duration
2h 24m
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
SAGA Egmont

About

An epic poem by William Blake, "Milton" tells the story of the spirit of John Milton and its journey after returning from heaven and entering body of the poet Blake through his foot. A highly elaborate, visionary, and apocalyptic work, "Milton" is Blake's reaction and interpretations of his forebearer's struggle with inspiration and tradition. "Milton" is part of a group of Blake's works known as the Prophetic Books.

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Artists

William BlakeAuthor
Ernst SchnellReader
Brian Russel GrahamReader

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