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Poem by William Blake * * * All pictures that's panted with sense and with thought Are panted by madmen, as sure as a groat; For the greater the fool is the pencil more blest, As when they are drunk they always pant best. They never can Raphael it, Fuseli it, nor Blake it; If they can't see an outline, pray how can they make it? When men will draw outlines begin you to jaw them; Madmen see outlines and therefore they draw them. William Blake William Blake's other poems:
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