The Wild Flower’s Song William Blake
"The Wild Flower’s Song" by William Blake is a lyrical poem celebrating nature, innocence, and the beauty of life. Its themes include the connection between humanity and the natural world, as well as the transient nature of existence. The poem's gentle rhythm and imagery evoke a sense of peace and wonder. #Poetry
As I wandered the forest
The green leaves among
I heard a Wild Flower
Singing a song
"I slept in the earth
In the silent night
I murmured my fears
And I felt delight
"In the morning I went
As rosy as morn
To seek for new joy
But oh! met with scorn."
The green leaves among
I heard a Wild Flower
Singing a song
"I slept in the earth
In the silent night
I murmured my fears
And I felt delight
"In the morning I went
As rosy as morn
To seek for new joy
But oh! met with scorn."
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