Blake, WilliamBlake, William /bleɪk/ 
(1757–1827) an English poet and artist whose work is an example of romanticism, and whose best-known poems are Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. He also wrote the popular hymn (=religious song) called Jerusalem.
(1757–1827) an English poet and artist whose work is an example of romanticism, and whose best-known poems are Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. He also wrote the popular hymn (=religious song) called Jerusalem.