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William Blake (1757–1827). The Poetical Works. 1908.

On Friends and Foes

To F[laxman]: You call me mad, ’tis folly to do so

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YOU call me mad, ’tis folly to do so,

To seek to turn a madman to a foe.

If you think as you speak, you are an ass;

If you do not, you are but what you was.