The Fly

by William Blake

  Little Fly,

  Thy summer’s play

  My thoughtless hand

  Has brushed away.

  Am not I

  A fly like thee?

  Or art not thou

  A man like me?

  For I dance,

  And drink, and sing,

  Till some blind hand

  Shall brush my wing.

  If thought is life

  And strength and breath,

  And the want

  Of thought is death;

  Then am I

  A happy fly.

  If I live,

  Or if I die.


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