In 'The Marriage of Heaven and Hell,' William Blake presents a visionary exploration of the dualities inherent in human experience-namely, the dichotomy between good and evil, reason and imagination. Utilizing a blend of poetic and prose formats, Blake disrupts conventional narrative structures, employing vivid imagery and symbolic language to argue for a harmonious coexistence of opposites. This seminal work not only draws on biblical and mythological themes but also critiques the moral rigidi ...