A world in a flower, a heaven in a stone, the palm of your hand is boundless, and the moment contains eternal robbery. Who is this poet?

It was first written by the English poet Blake, "See the world in a grain of sand and heaven in a flower; Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and it will be forever robbed in an instant.

Zong Baihua (occupation: modern aesthetician and philosopher from 1897 to December 2, 1986) translated this poem as "A flower and a world, a sand and a heaven, the palm of your hand holds infinity, and the moment contains eternal robbery. At that time, all the translated poems were as neat as metrical poems.