Choice and Freedom of the Human Spirit . William Blake, as per his staying as a Romantic and being both deliberately and ideologically a libertarian, can be found in his 'Songs of Innocence' to impart his points of view concerning the champion estimation of the chance of the human spirit, by presenting an Utopia where individuals are freed from mistreatment, managed religion, and savage administrative pros. Regardless of the way that, Blake can be found in his 'Songs of Innocence' not only to present the essentialness of the chance of the human spirit yet of his musings enveloping faultlessness, the relationship of individuals with nature and battling the abuse of children, also, as a part of his beginning of a respected world. Blake, much like other Romantic specialists, for instance, Wordsworth, held youths in high respect as a result of their irreproachability, their chance of the soul and of the imaginative psyche: this depiction of children being one way by which Blake champions the chance of the human spirit inside his 'Tunes of Innocence'.
