Death & Dying

Here lies John Trot, the Friend of all mankind

by William Blake 1757–1827

From The Rossetti Manuscript (c. 1793–1818)

Death & Dying

Here lies John Trot, the Friend of all mankind:
He has not left one enemy behind.
Friends were quite hard to find, old authors say;
But now they stand in everybody's way.

MLA

Blake, William. “Here lies John Trot, the Friend of all mankind.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/blake/195/.

Chicago

Blake, William. “Here lies John Trot, the Friend of all mankind.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/blake/195/.

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