To Nobodaddy

William Blake

Why art thou silent & invisible
Father of jealousy
Why dost thou hide thyself in clouds
From every searching Eye

Why darkness & obscurity
In all thy words & laws
That none dare eat the fruit but from
The wily serpents jaws
Or is it because Secresy
gains females loud applause 

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• William Blake : To Summer
• William Blake : To The Accuser Who Is The God Of This World
• William Blake : To The Evening Star
• William Blake : To The Muses
• William Blake : To Thomas Butts
• William Blake : To Tirzah
• William Blake : To Winter
• William Blake : When Klopstock England Defied
• William Blake : Why Should I Care For The Men Of Thames

Previous 10 Poems

• William Blake : To Morning
• William Blake : To Autumn
• William Blake : To Autum
• William Blake : Tiger, The
• William Blake : Three Things To Remember
• William Blake : The Wild Flower's Song
• William Blake : The Voice Of The Ancient Bard
• William Blake : The Tyger
• William Blake : The Two Songs
• William Blake : The Song Of Los