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Category Archives: Manson
The Beautiful People: Manson and Blake in Death and Women
When observing the recitation of Blake’s “Proverbs of Hell” as done by Marilyn Manson, you do not expect the level of composure that Manson had when you look at his career as a musician/poet. With his rendition of the Blake poetry being spoken to the crowd, Manson delivers the symbolic imagery to the crowd in […] Continue reading
Posted in Alejandro Serrano, Blake, death, Manson, Proverbs of Hell (9/25), William Blake's reception, women
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Rogue Thoughts
William Blake’s “Proverbs of Hell” are astonishing in so many levels. First of all, when I think of the word “proverb” I associate it with a religious connotation – The Book of Proverbs – and how it’s meant to inform people on how to live their life “truthfully” and “correctly” by honoring God; e.g. “Trust […] Continue reading
Posted in Dark, God, Manson, Proverbs of Hell (2/14), Right, rogue, society, truth, William Blake's reception
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