What Did William Blake Think He Could See Sometimes, That Others Could Not See ?

It is the thinking of mind in a specific time in a certain emotion, as if I feel something strange and I like the hot atmosphere but my friends don't, it is the thing which I can think but other can't so.

Imagine if u r sitting beside the lake and your friend too, he is irritation by the cool environment but you can feel the beauty the seeing beauty around you and he has work to whom so some times when we are in the fine mood so we can see and feel something which others totally can't.

William Blake saw "visions" almost every day, and these are the basis of most of his paintings as well as a lot of his poetry. His wife was used to him asking her to get his painting equipment in a hurry, so he could record the angelic and other beings of his vision.

This tendency started in childhood; he was once terrified by what he thought was a vision of God, and his horrific picture "the soul of a flea" is also thought to be based on a vision.

To him it was just a fact of life that no two people see the same thing. As he put it: "A fool sees not the same tree that a wise man sees." He once told a friend that every time he looked at the sun he saw angels dancing round it. Whatever the sources of Blake's "visions" for him there was nothing odd or surprising in the things he saw - it was just his view of the world.

A man walking towards him