The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

William Blake's 1790 prose poem presents a visionary argument that good and evil, reason and energy, are necessary opposites rather than moral absolutes, told through satire, allegorical fancies, and the author's famous "Proverbs of Hell.

Public domain in the US. From Project Gutenberg.

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Historical and Classical Fiction›Classic poetry›British and Irish poetry, 1780 to 1900›Book-length poems

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Adults›Historical and Classical Fiction›Classic poetry›British and Irish poetry, 1780 to 1900›Book-length poems