A Little Girl Lost

William Blake's original plate for A Little Girl Lost.

"A Little Girl Lost" is a poem written by the English poet William Blake. It was published as part of his collection Songs of Innocence and of Experience in 1794.

References

• Text from "Songs of Innocence and of Experience", copy B, 1789, 1794 (British Museum): electronic edition, at the William Blake Archive

External links

Texts on Wikisource:

• "A Little Girl Lost" (Songs of Experience)
• Interpretations at the site of the English Department University of Georgia

Wikisource has original text related to this article: A Little Girl Lost

v · d · eWilliam Blake  Literary works Early writings Poetical Sketches  · An Island in the Moon  · All Religions are One  · There is No Natural Religion Songs of Innocence and of Experience Songs of Innocence Introduction  · The Shepherd  · The Ecchoing Green  · The Lamb  · The Little Black Boy  · The Blossom  · The Chimney Sweeper  · The Little Boy lost  · The Little Boy Found  · Laughing Song  · A Cradle Song  · The Divine Image  · Holy Thursday  · Night  · Spring · Nurse's Song  · Infant Joy  · A Dream  · On Another's Sorrow Songs of Experience Introduction  · Earth's Answer  · The Clod and the Pebble  · Holy Thursday  · The Little Girl Lost  · The Little Girl Found  · The Chimney Sweeper  · Nurse's Song  · The Sick Rose  · The Fly  · The Angel  · The Tyger  · My Pretty Rose Tree  · Ah! Sun-Flower  · The Lily  · The Garden of Love  · The Little Vagabond  · London  · The Human Abstract  · Infant Sorrow  · A Poison Tree  · A Little Boy lost  · A Little Girl Lost  · To Tirzah  · The School Boy  · The Voice of the Ancient Bard Prophetic Books The continental prophecies America a Prophecy  · Europe a Prophecy  · The Song of Los Other Tiriel  · The Book of Thel  · The Marriage of Heaven and Hell  · The French Revolution  · Visions of the Daughters of Albion  · The Book of Urizen  · The Book of Ahania · The Book of Los  · The Four Zoas  · Milton a Poem  · Jerusalem The Emanation of the Giant Albion · The Pickering Manuscript Auguries of Innocence  · The Mental Traveller  · The Crystal Cabinet  Mythology Ahania  · Albion  · Bromion · Enion  · Enitharmon · Fuzon · Grodna  · Har · Leutha  · Los · Luvah  · Orc  · Spectre · Tharmas · Thiriel · Tiriel  · Urizen · Urthona · Utha · Vala  Art Paintings and prints Relief etching · Engravings for Original Stories from Real Life  · The Ancient of Days · The Night of Enitharmon's Joy  · Newton  · Nebuchadnezzar · Illustrations for Night Thoughts · The Four and Twenty Elders Casting their Crowns before the Divine Throne · Illustrations of Paradise Lost · A Vision of the Last Judgment · Descriptive Catalogue · The Great Red Dragon Paintings · Pity  · The Ghost of a Flea  · Illustrations of On the Morning of Christ's Nativity  · The Wood of the Self-Murderers: The Harpies and the Suicides  · Illustrations of the Book of Job · Illustrations of The Divine Comedy The Ancients Samuel Palmer · Edward Calvert · Frederick Tatham · George Richmond · John Linnell  Criticism and scholarship Scholars and critics Peter Ackroyd · Donald Ault · Harold Bloom · S. Foster Damon · David V. Erdman · Northrop Frye · Alexander Gilchrist · Geoffrey Keynes · Alicia Ostriker · Kathleen Raine · E. P. Thompson Scholarly works Life of William Blake · Fearful Symmetry · A Blake Dictionary: The Ideas and Symbols of William Blake  · Blake: Prophet Against Empire · Witness Against the Beast  Wikimedia  Blake at Wiktionary  •  Blake at Wikibooks  •  Blake at Wikiquote  •  Blake at Wikisource  •  Blake at Commons  •  Blake at Wikinews

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