bclarkie wrote:red_bus wrote:Wow! Wow +1. That is a BIG purchase. Defintely a cool item though. It helps me feel better about the WoM I just bought for $500.
red_bus wrote:Wow!
bbarsh wrote:Dang, are all you guys robbing banks...
MShipley88 wrote::) *looks at quote of Seamus Heaney, in the red_bus post above*Thanks for the introduction to this guy, red_bus. I went looking for him based on your tagline quote. Mark
Mars wrote:Blake is one of my fav's too. I have a Folio edition which has his art as well. I think his line is "tyger tyger burning bright". Spell tiger with a "y" you so? yep! Must be British like tyre.
killjoy32 wrote:Mars wrote:Blake is one of my fav's too. I have a Folio edition which has his art as well. I think his line is "tyger tyger burning bright". Spell tiger with a "y" you so? yep! Must be British like tyre.dont tell me you spell tyre like tire ??!! (as in the tyre of a car)Al
Plaag wrote:Yep..TireShaneG.
killjoy32 wrote:Plaag wrote:Yep..TireShaneG. OMG what ARE you lot doing with the english language over there oh well as long as you know what it means, i guess thats the main thing.*walks off shaking head*
Plaag wrote:killjoy32 wrote:dont tell me you spell tyre like tire ??!! (as in the tyre of a car)AlYep..TireShaneG.
killjoy32 wrote:dont tell me you spell tyre like tire ??!! (as in the tyre of a car)Al
MShipley88 wrote: Nothing about Blake strikes me as particularly angry, and his politics are the politics of the mystic.
MShipley88 wrote:Interesting then, that Blake's America a Prophecy ends with the prediction that the American revolt against Urizen's law, as represented by the chaos of Orc, will ultimately result in destruction. I guess I hadn't really thought of Blake's other social commentary within the context of his times.Mark