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Few poets have been more sensitive and responsive to the realities of the human condition than William Blake. Through his writing, Blake challenged a society that permitted poverty and suffering, as well as the God who seemed indifferent to it. From the backdrop of 18th century London, Blake created beautiful poetry filled with anger toward an unjust society. His messages of unequivocal humanity and social conscience are as relevant today as they were over 200 years ago.