Blake is the bridge. A Christian visionary who wrote his own mythology, who saw angels in a tree as a boy, who wrote proverbs that sound like Daoist ones and drew diagrams of the mind as fallen giants. He's on this shelf by himself because he doesn't fit on the others.

The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (c. 1790–93)

The doors of perception. Proverbs of Hell.
Project Gutenberg #45315

Songs of Innocence and of Experience (1789/1794)

The Lamb, and The Tyger.
Project Gutenberg #1934

Poems of William Blake

Our copy of The Tyger is from here.
Project Gutenberg #574

"Auguries of Innocence" (Pickering Manuscript)

A world in a grain of sand.
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