The Poems of William Blake William Blake

Illuminated books

• Songs of Innocence and of Experience (edited 1794)
  • Songs of Innocence (edited 1789)
• The Book of Thel* (written 1788–1790, edited 1789–1793)
• The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (written 1790–1793)
• The Gates of Paradise (written 1793, edited 1818)
• Visions of the Daughters of Albion* (edited 1793)
• Continental prophecies*
  • America a Prophecy (edited 1793)
  • Europe a Prophecy (edited 1794–1821)
  • The Song of Los (edited 1795)
• There is No Natural Religion (written 1788, possible edited 1794–1795)
• The First Book of Urizen* (edited 1794–1818)
• All Religions are One (written 1788, possible edited 1795)
• The Book of Los* (edited 1795)
• The Book of Ahania* (edited 1795)
• Milton* (written 1804–1810)
• Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion* (written 1804–1820 additions even later, edited 1820–1827 and 1832)

Non-illuminated

• Poetical Sketches (written 1769–1777, edited 1783 and 1868 as a volume)
• An Island in the Moon (written 1784, unfinished)
• The French Revolution (edited 1791)
• A Song of Liberty (edited 1792, published in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell)
• Vala, or The Four Zoas* (written 1797–1807, unfinished)
• Tiriel* (written c. 1789, edited 1874)

The works with * constitute the prophetic books.