Milton: A Poem

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Milton: A Poem is a prophetic epic by William Blake that reimagines the poet John Milton’s spiritual journey and explores themes of inspiration, redemption, and artistic vision.

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instanceOf epic poem
illustrated book
prophetic poem
adaptedAs hymn "Jerusalem" NERFINISHED
author William Blake NERFINISHED
completionDate c. 1810
contains illuminated plates
verse text
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception considered a major work of Blake’s prophetic books
depicts spiritual journey of John Milton
featuresCharacter Albion NERFINISHED
Los NERFINISHED
Ololon NERFINISHED
William Blake (as character) NERFINISHED
firstPublicationDate c. 1804
genre prophetic literature
visionary poetry
hasIllustratedPlatesCount c. 50 plates (varies by copy)
hasPart Book the First
Book the Second
illustrator William Blake NERFINISHED
influencedBy John Milton NERFINISHED
Paradise Lost NERFINISHED
language English
literaryForm free verse with irregular meter
literaryPeriod Romanticism
mainCharacter John Milton NERFINISHED
manuscriptLocation various museum and library collections
notablePassage And did those feet in ancient time
printingTechnique relief etching
publisher self-published by William Blake
relatedWork Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion NERFINISHED
Songs of Innocence and of Experience NERFINISHED
setting mythic England
spiritual realms
structure two books
subjectMatter conflict between selfhood and vision
poetic inspiration as divine
reimagining of John Milton’s legacy
theme artistic vision
creative struggle
inspiration
mythic history of England
prophetic imagination
redemption
relationship between poet and audience

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William Blake notableWork Milton: A Poem