← Back to context Comment by RobotToaster 8 hours ago What's more gothic than dark satanic mills 4 comments RobotToaster Reply lucaslazarus 7 hours ago You are getting downvoted because the largely American audience here doesn’t get the reference: https://oxfordsong.org/song/jerusalem tim333 6 hours ago There doesn't seem much mention of gothic in that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_did_those_feet_in_ancient_... ninalanyon 2 hours ago One of the interpretations of the poem is that it criticises organised religion and that the mills in question are the church as an organisation represented in concrete terms by the church buildings. contingencies 2 hours ago I think they moved them to Canary Wharf and covered them in glass.
lucaslazarus 7 hours ago You are getting downvoted because the largely American audience here doesn’t get the reference: https://oxfordsong.org/song/jerusalem tim333 6 hours ago There doesn't seem much mention of gothic in that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_did_those_feet_in_ancient_... ninalanyon 2 hours ago One of the interpretations of the poem is that it criticises organised religion and that the mills in question are the church as an organisation represented in concrete terms by the church buildings.
tim333 6 hours ago There doesn't seem much mention of gothic in that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_did_those_feet_in_ancient_... ninalanyon 2 hours ago One of the interpretations of the poem is that it criticises organised religion and that the mills in question are the church as an organisation represented in concrete terms by the church buildings.
ninalanyon 2 hours ago One of the interpretations of the poem is that it criticises organised religion and that the mills in question are the church as an organisation represented in concrete terms by the church buildings.
You are getting downvoted because the largely American audience here doesn’t get the reference: https://oxfordsong.org/song/jerusalem
There doesn't seem much mention of gothic in that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_did_those_feet_in_ancient_...
One of the interpretations of the poem is that it criticises organised religion and that the mills in question are the church as an organisation represented in concrete terms by the church buildings.
I think they moved them to Canary Wharf and covered them in glass.