The imagination plays an integral role in both Wordsworth's "The Prelude" and Blake's "Milton": the imagination helps to define time and space. Similarity may quickly and easily be ound, when it is noticed that both men rely on the "moment" or "spot of time" in which all their inspiration is contained. It is, however, the definition of this moment that best illuminates the very different creative processes of the poets.
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