| William Blake (17571827). The Poetical Works. 1908. | | | | Poetical Sketches | | Song: Memory, hither come |
| | | MEMORY, hither come, | |
| And tune your merry notes: | |
| And, while upon the wind | |
| Your music floats, | |
| Ill pore upon the stream | 5 |
| Where sighing lovers dream, | |
| And fish for fancies as they pass | |
| Within the watery glass. | |
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| Ill drink of the clear stream, | |
| And hear the linnets song; | 10 |
| And there Ill lie and dream | |
| The day along: | |
| And when night comes, Ill go | |
| To places fit for woe, | |
| Walking along the darkend valley | 15 |
| With silent Melancholy. | | | | |
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