Re: william blake

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I don't recall Blake saying something like that...almost sounds too
humanist for him.  

Thanks for the recommendation for Rimbaud :)

Jim

On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 20:40:00 -0700 "rev. bob pigeon"
<sid-vicious@mindspring.com> writes:
>doesn't william blake say that we shouldn't try and change other 
>people's
>lives or ways they live, and we should just concentrate on making
>*ourselves* better people?
>
>isn't that contradictory, because he's telling people how to change 
>their
>life by not changing other people's lives?
>

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