Talk:A Little Girl Lost

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1. I've restored this poem, erroneously deleted in May, but cannot persuade the software to accept my categorisations, which do already exist, viz:

William Blake
Poetry by William Blake
1794 poems

2. I can see that acquiring the skills necessary to conform to wiki typography will be a long slog: my gratitude in advance to those who might sort it out, and also to anyone who might direct me to the most relevant pages of elementary wiki guidelines so I can conform to the essential rules of layout.

PeterFielder 23:25, 8 July 2007 (UTC)

I see that this page has been tagged again.

You'll find reference to one source at the bottom: a standard collection of Blake's poetry.

Doubters may wish to refer to the facsimiles of Blake's own plates of Songs of Experience, which can be found on several sites.

Please do not try to delete this poem - doing so would only help the forces of ignorance. It is a work of Blake's and should be in this encyclopaedia. I offer no critical evaluation of its worth.

I recognise that my programming skills are not yet up to speed, but such a defect does not in itself negate the validity of this contribution to world knowledge.

PeterFielder 23:49, 21 July 2007 (UTC)

I've added two links. Please follow them if you still harbour doubts, then un-tag this page.

PeterFielder 00:14, 22 July 2007 (UTC)

Hello, you may find the cheatsheet useful for basic formatting, and also the guide to referencing should be handy. Hope this helps KZF 14:20, 12 August 2007 (UTC)