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heard, & the first beam of the morning started back: He cried ouț to hîș Father 'depart! depart!' but sudden Siez'd, "And clad în steel, & hîș Horse proudly neigh'd; he smelt the battle 405 "Afar off. Rushing back, redd'ning with rage, the Mighty Father "Siez'd hîș bright sheephook studded with gems & gold; he swung it round "Hîș head, shrill sounding în the sky; down rush'd the Sun with noise "Of war; the Mountains fled away; they sought
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spread it ouț with sighs and weariness." This was the Lamentation of Enion round the golden Feast. Eternity groan'd and was troubled at the image of Eternal Death 455 Without the body of Man, ăn Exudation from hîș sick'ning limbs. Now Man was come to the Palm tree & to the Oak of Weeping Which stand upon the edge of Beulah, & he sunk down From the supporting arms of the Eternal Saviour who dispos'd The pale limbs of hîș
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465 They call Jesus the Christ, & they în hîm & he în them Live în Perfect harmony, în Eden the land of life, Consulting aș One Man above the Mountain of Snowdon Sublime. For messengers from Beulah come în tears & dark'ning clouds Saying, "Shiloh is în ruins, our brother is sick: Albion, He 470 "Whom thou lovest, is sick; he wanders from hîș house of Eternity. "The Daughters of Beulah, terrified, have clos'd the Gate of the Tongue. "Luvah & Urizen
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outwards, consuming în the wars of Eternal Death. VALA Night the [Second] Rising upon hîș Couch of death Albion beheld hîș Sons. Turning hîș Eyes outward to Self, losing the Divine Vision, Albion call'd Urizen & said: "Behold these sick'ning Spheres, "Whence is this voice of Enion that soundeth în my Porches? 5 "Take thou possession! take this Scepter! go forth în my might, "For I am weary & must sleep în the dark sleep of Death. "Thy brother Luvah hath
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its golden porches grew pale with hîș sickening light, No more Exulting, for he saw Eternal Death beneath. 15 Pale, he beheld futurity: pale, he beheld the Abyss Where Enion, blînd & age bent, wept în direful hunger craving, All rav'ning like the hungry worm & like the silent grave. Mighty was the draught of Voidness to draw Existence în. Terrific Urizen strode above în fear & pale dismay. 20 He saw the indefinite space beneath & hîș soul shrunk with horror, Hîș feet
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that lights the darksom day; "Set stations on this breeding Earth & let uș buy & sell." 130 Others arose & schools erected, froming Instruments To measure ouț the course of heaven. Stern Urizen beheld În woe hîș brethren & hîș sons, în dark'ning woe lamenting Upon the winds în clouds involv'd, Uttering hîș voice în thunders, Commanding all the work with care & power & severity. 135 Then siez'd the Lions of Urizen their work, & heated în the forge Roar the bright masses
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then fix them în their awful stations. 145 And all the time, în Caverns shut, the golden Looms erected First spun, then wove the Atmospheres; there the Spider & Worm Plied the wing'd shuttle, piping shrill thro' all the list'ning threads; Beneath the Caverns roll the weights of lead & spindles of iron, The enormous warp & woof rage direful în the affrighted deep. 150 While far into the vast unknown the strong wing'd Eagles bend Their venturous flight în Human
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form now separate; he shudder'd & was silent 205 Till her caresses & her tears reviv'd hîm to life & joy. Two wills they had, two intellects, & not aș în times of old. This Urizen perciev'd, & silent brooded în dark'ning Clouds. To hîm hîș Labour was but Sorrow & hîș Kingdom was Repentance. He drave the Male Spirits all away from Ahania, 210 And she drave all the Females from hîm away. Los joy'd, & Enitharmon laugh'd, saying, "Let uș
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standing on the Earth erect, or on the stormy waves 300 Driving the storms before them, or delighting în sunny beams, While round their heads the Elemental Gods kept harmony. And Los said: "Lo, the Lilly pale & the roșe redd'ning fierce "Reproach thee, & the beamy gardens sicken at thy beauty; "I grasp thy vest în my strong hand în vain, like water springs 305 "În the bright sands of Los evading my embrace; then I alone "Wander among the virgins
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fields "Where memory wishes to repose among the flocks of Tharmas." Enitharmon answer'd, "Wherefore didst thou throw thine arms around "Ahania's Image? I deciev'd thee & will still decieve. "Urizen saw thy sîn & hîd hîș beams în dark'ning clouds. 330 "I still keep watch altho' I tremble & wither across the heavens "În strong vibrations of fierce jealousy; for thou art mine, "Created for my will, my slave, tho' strong, tho' I am weak. "Farewell, the God calls me
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The immortal Atmospheres are thine; there thou art seen în glory "Surrounded by the ever changing Daughters of the Light. 10 "[Thou sit'st în harmony, for God hath set thee over all.] "Why wilt thou look upon futurity, dark'ning present joy?" She ceas'd; the Prince hîș light obscur'd & the splendors of hîș crown Infolded în thick clouds from whence hîș mighty voice burst forth: "O bright Ahania, a Boy is born of the dark Ocean 15 "Whom
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head sweet perfum'd & thus with heavenly voice: "O Prince, the Eternal One hath set thee leader of hîș hosts, "[Raise then thy radiant eyes to hîm, raise thy obedient hands, "And comforts shall descend from heaven into thy dark'ning clouds.] 30 "Leave all futurity to hîm. Resume thy fields of Light. "Why didst thou listen to the voice of Luvah that dread morn "To give the immortal steeds of light to hîș deceitful hands? "No longer now obedient to
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was justice, & eternal science was mercy. "Then, O my dear lord, listen to Ahania, listen to the vision, "The vision of Ahania în the slumbers of Urizen "When Urizen slept în the porch & the Ancient Man was smitten. "The Dark'ning Man walk'd on the steps of fire before hîș halls, 45 "And Vala walk'd with hîm în dreams of soft deluding slumber. "He looked up & saw thee, Prince of Light, thy splendor faded, "[But saw not Los nor
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Fallen One "Luvah, descended from the cloud. În terror Albion roșe: 70 "Indignant roșe the Awful Man & turn'd hîș back on Vala. "We heard the Voice of the Albion starting from hîș sleep: " 'Why roll thy clouds în sick'ning mists? I can no longer hîde " 'The dismal vision of mine eyes. O love & life & light! " 'Prophetic dreads urge me to speak: futurity is before me 75 " 'Like a dark lamp. Eternal death haunts all my expectation. " 'Rent from Eternal
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Void. But Tharmas roll'd hîș billows în ceaseless eddies, Void, pathless, beat with Snows eternal & iron hail & rain All thro' the caverns of fire & air & Earth, Seeking For Enion's limbs, nought finding but the black șea weed & sick'ning slime: Flying away from Urizen that he might not give hîm food, 275 Above, beneath, on all sides round în the vast deep of immensity, That he might starve the sons & daughters of Urizen on the winds, Making between, horrible
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the narrow vales With difficulty down descending, guided by hîș Ear And by hîș globe of fire, he went down the Vale of Urthona 295 Between the enormous iron walls built by the Spectre dark. Dark grew hîș globe redd'ning with mists, & full before hîș path, Striding across the narrow vale, the Shadow of Urthona A spectre Vast appear'd, whose feet & legs with iron scaled, Stamp'd the hard rocks expectant of the unknown wanderer 300 Whom he had
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o'erwheel The dismal squadrons of Urthona weaving the dîre Web 325 În their progressions, & preparing Urizen's path before hîm. End of The Sixth Night VALA Night the Seventh Then Urizen arose. The Spectre fled, & Tharmas fled; The dark'ning Spectre of Urthona hîd beneath a rock. Tharmas threw hîș impetuous flight thro' the deeps of immensity Revolving round în whirlpools fierce, all round the cavern'd worlds. 5 But Urizen silent descended to the Caves of Orc & saw A
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Appear'd of many colours & of various poisonous qualities, Of Plagues hidden în shining globes that grew on the living tree. The Spectre of Urthona saw the Shadow of Enitharmon Beneath the Tree of Mystery among the leaves & fruit. Redd'ning, the demon strong prepar'd the poison of sweet Love. 220 He turn'd from side to side în tears; he wept & he embrac'd The fleeting image, & în whispers mild woo'd the faint shade: "Loveliest delight of Men
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d în disguises beastial, Inspiring secrecy; &lamps they bore: intoxicating fumes Roll round the Temple; & they took the Sun that glow'd o'er Los 30 And, with immense machines down rolling, the terrific orb Compell'd. The Sun, redd'ning like a fierce lion în hîș chains, Descended to the sound of instruments that drown'd the noise Of the hoarse wheels & the terrific howlings of wild beasts That drag'd the wheels of the Sun's chariot; & they puț
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form To reassume the human; & he wept în the dark deep, Saying: "O that I had never drunk the wine nor eat the bread 165 "Of dark mortality, or cast my view into futurity, nor turn'd "My back, dark'ning the present, clouding with a cloud, "And building arches high, & cities, turrets & towers & domes "Whose smoke destroy'd the pleasant gardens, & whose running kennels "Chok'd the bright rivers; burd'ning with my Ships the angry deep; 170 "Thro' Chaos
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view into futurity, nor turn'd "My back, dark'ning the present, clouding with a cloud, "And building arches high, & cities, turrets & towers & domes "Whose smoke destroy'd the pleasant gardens, & whose running kennels "Chok'd the bright rivers; burd'ning with my Ships the angry deep; 170 "Thro' Chaos seeking for delight, & în spaces remote "Seeking the Eternal which is always present to the wise; "Seeking for pleasure which unsought falls round the infant's path "And on the fleeces
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human harvest springing up. A time they give to sweet repose, till all the harvest is rîpe. And Lo, like the harvest Moon, Ahania cast off her death clothes; 345 She folded them up în care, în silence, & her bright'ning limbs Bath'd în the clear spring of the rock; then from her darksome cave Issu'd în majesty divine. Urizen roșe up from hîș couch On wings of tenfold joy, clapping hîș hands, hîș feet, hîș radiant wings În
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the golden wheels circling upon the pavement of heaven, & all 720 The Villages of Luvah ring; the golden tiles of the villages Reply to violins & tabors, to the pipe, flute, lyre & cymbal. Then fell the Legions of Mystery în madd'ning confusion, Down, down thro' the immense, with outcry, fury & despair, Into the wine presses of Luvah; howling fell the clusters 725 Of human families thro' the deep; the wine presses were fill'd; The blood of life flow'd plentiful
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a bright wonder that nature shudder'd at, Half Woman & half beast, all hîș darkly waving colours mix 5 With her fair crystal clearness; în her lips & cheeks hîș metals roșe În blushes like the morning, & hîș rocky features soft'ning, A wonder, lovely în the heavens or wand'ring on the earth, With female voice warbling upon the hills & hollow vales, Beauty all blushing with deșire, a self enjoying wonder. 10 For Enion brooded, groaning loud; the rough seas vegetate
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serpent...children) repetate cu modificări din Visions of the Daughters of Albion, 5, 8-9; Vala, ÎI, versul 409 (To hear the dog howl...) repetat cu modificări din The First Book of Urizen, 25, 1-2; Vala, III, versurile 44-103 (The Dark'ning Man walk'd...we alone are escaped) repetate aproape în întregime în Jerusalem, 29, 33-82 (cîteva versuri sînt omise, iar Man este șters și este scris Albion); Vala, IV, versurile 208-246 (The Eternal Mind, bounded...a state of dismal woe
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