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But yeah, that's a quote I found to be the most profound from Blake.

It's a very simple but profound one

I actually like Jerusalem quite a lot even tho I'm not Christian at all

I am agnostic.

Nothing to do with the lyrics or anything, I think it has a nice tune, I wish that was the anthem instead Of God save the queen

Yes, I agree

It's less dreary

_"To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour."_

...So it is written.

closes V's book

Eternity in an hour?

Is that supposed to be a type of joke

@Novayon we're going full moon on the tides today

Although the first two lines are quite prettily written

Honestly Blake's works are interesting to really examine.

I think the only other line is the one that V says in his introduction in DMC5

"He who desires but acts not breeds pestilence."

i didnt like Vs gameplay

I don't know of many poets or poems, but the ones that have affected me the most are Wilfred Owens

because this is probably one quote in particular that really gets to me on a physical level as it can mean...many things.

@Novayon

wanna see an out of context message from me

alright

"He who desires but acts not breeds pestilence."

Damn, I can feel all kind of ways about it too

I see

I mean there's a whole hearth of quotes out there for William Blake.

But I can't say one represents me at all.

There's another writer who does.

Somewhat different from all the other quotes rn Connah

But that's dependant.

Well, we're all multifaceted people