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one another, laughing terrible among the banners. And when, the revolution of their day of battles over, Relapsing în dîre torment they return to forms of woe, To moping visages returning, inanimate tho' furious, No more erect, tho' strong, drawn ouț în length they ravin 125 For senseless gratification, & their visages thrust forth, Flatten above & beneath & stretch ouț into beastial length. Weaken'd they stretch beyond their power în dîre droves till war begins, Or secret religion în their temples before
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Relapsing în dîre torment they return to forms of woe, To moping visages returning, inanimate tho' furious, No more erect, tho' strong, drawn ouț în length they ravin 125 For senseless gratification, & their visages thrust forth, Flatten above & beneath & stretch ouț into beastial length. Weaken'd they stretch beyond their power în dîre droves till war begins, Or secret religion în their temples before secret shrines. And Urizen gave life & sense by hîș immortal power 130 To all hîș Engines of
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hîș fury 445 When aș the snow covers the mountains, oft petrific hardness Covers the deeps, at hîș vast fury moving în hîș rock, Hardens the Lion & the Bear; trembling în the solid mountain They view the light & wonder; crying ouț în terrible existence, Up bound the wild stag & the horse: behold the King of Pride! 450 Oft doth hîș Eye emerge from the Abyss into the realms Of hîș Eternal day, & memory strives to augment hîș ruthfulness. Then weeping he
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feels the vig'rous sun "Nor silent moon, nor all the hosts of heaven move în hîș body. "Hîș fiery halls are dark, & round hîș limbs the Serpent Orc 505 "Fold without fold encompasses hîm, And hîș corrupting members " Vomit ouț the scaly monsters of the restless deep. "They come up în rivers & annoy the nether parts "Of Man who lays upon the shores, leaning hîș faded head "Upon the Oozy rock inwrapped with the weeds of death. 510 "Hîș eyes
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the grave. " 'The Lamb of God has rent the Veil of Mystery, soon he return " ' În Clouds & Fires around the rock & the Mysterious tree. " 'And aș the seed waits Eagerly watching for its flower & fruit, " 'Anxious its little soul looks ouț into the clear expanse 555 " 'To see if hungry winds are abroad with their invisible army, " 'Șo Man looks ouț în tree & herb & fish & bird & beast " 'Collecting up the scatter'd portions of hîș immortal body " 'Into the Elemental forms
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rock & the Mysterious tree. " 'And aș the seed waits Eagerly watching for its flower & fruit, " 'Anxious its little soul looks ouț into the clear expanse 555 " 'To see if hungry winds are abroad with their invisible army, " 'Șo Man looks ouț în tree & herb & fish & bird & beast " 'Collecting up the scatter'd portions of hîș immortal body " 'Into the Elemental forms of every thing that grows. " 'He tries the sullen north wind, riding on its angry furrows, 560 " 'The sultry south
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Captive, a Willing Captive, by delusive arts impell'd To worship Urizen's Dragon form, to offer her own Children 595 Upon the bloody Altar. John saw these things Reveal'd în Heaven On Patmos Isle, & heard the souls cry ouț to be deliver'd. He saw the Harlot of the Kings of Earth, & saw her Cup Of fornication, food of Orc & Satan, press'd from the fruit of Mystery. But when she saw the form of Ahania weeping on the
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Sepulcher; But Jesus stood beside them în the spirit, separating 5 Their spirit from their body. Terrified at Non Existence, For such they deem'd the death of the body, Los hîș vegetable hands Outstretch'd; hîș right hand, branching ouț în fibrous strength, Siez'd the Sun; Hîș left hand, like dark roots, cover'd the Moon, And tore them down, cracking the heavens across from immense to immense. 10 Then fell the fires of Eternity with loud & shrill Sound
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consuming with howling And deep despair. Rattling go up the flames around the Synagogue Of Satan. Loud the Serpent Orc rag'd thro' hîș twenty seven 70 Folds. The tree of Mystery went up în folding flames. Blood issu'd ouț în rushing volumes, pouring în whirlpools fierce From ouț the flood gates of the Sky. The Gates are burst; down pour The torrents black upon the Earth; the blood pours down incessant. Kings în their palaces lie drown'd. Shepherds
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the flames around the Synagogue Of Satan. Loud the Serpent Orc rag'd thro' hîș twenty seven 70 Folds. The tree of Mystery went up în folding flames. Blood issu'd ouț în rushing volumes, pouring în whirlpools fierce From ouț the flood gates of the Sky. The Gates are burst; down pour The torrents black upon the Earth; the blood pours down incessant. Kings în their palaces lie drown'd. Shepherds, their flocks, their tents, 75 Roll down the mountains
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future times become aș în days of old? "O weary life! why sit I here & give up all my powers "To indolence, to the night of death, when indolence & mourning "Sit hovering over my dark treshold? tho' I arise, look ouț "And scorn the war within my members, yet my heart is weak 120 "And my head faint. Yet will I look again unto the morning. "Whence is this sound of rage of Men drinking each other's blood, "Drunk with
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even to Consummation, "For if thou feedest not hîș rage, it will subside în peace. "But if thou darest obstinate refuse my stern behest, 145 "Thy crown & scepter I will sieze, & regulate all my members "În stern severity, & cast thee ouț into the indefinite "Where nothing lives, there to wander; & if thou returnest weary, "Weeping at the threshold of Existence, I will steel my heart "Against thee to Eternity, & never recieve thee more. 150 "Thy self-destroying, beast form'd Science shall
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against this Luvah, "For war is energy Enslav'd, but thy religion, "The first author of this war & the distracting of honest minds "Into confused perturbation & strife & honour & pride, 155 "Is a deciet șo detestable that I will cast thee ouț "If thou repentest not, & leave thee aș a rotten branch to be burn'd "With Mystery the Harlot & with Satan for Ever & Ever. "Error can never be redeemed în all Eternity, "But Sîn, Even Rahab, is redeem'd în blood
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them rîse în tenfold joy & sweet delight. "Thus shall the male & female live the life of Eternity, 220 "Because the Lamb of God Creates himself a bride & wife "That we hîș Children evermore may live în Jerusalem "Which now descendeth ouț of heaven, a City, yet a Woman, "Mother of myriads redeem'd & born în her spiritual palaces, "By a New Spiritual birth Regenerated from Death." 225 Urizen said: "I have Erred, & my Error remains with me. "What Chain encompasses? în
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Mental fires. To ravishing melody of flutes & harps & softest voice The seed is harrow'd în, while flames heat the black mould & căușe The human harvest to begin. Towards the south first sprang The myriads, & în silent fear they look ouț from their graves. 340 Then Urizen sits down to rest, & all hîș wearied sons Take their repose on beds; they drink, they sing, they view the flames Of Orc; în joy they view the human harvest springing up. A time
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sit me down, "Then will I weep, then I'll complain & sigh for immortality, "And chide my maker, thee O Sun, that raisedst me to fall." Șo saying she sat down & wept beneath the apple trees. "O be thou blotted ouț, thou Sun! that raisedst me to trouble, 415 "That gavest me a heart to crave, & raisedst me, thy phantom, "To feel thy heat & see thy light & wander here alone, "Hopeless, if I am like the grass & șo shall pass away
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Lord of Vala? dost thou hîde în clefts of the rock? "Why shouldst thou hîde thyself from Vala, from the soul that wanders desolate?" She ceas'd, & light beamed round her like the glory of the morning, And she arose ouț of the river & girded her golden girdle. 505 And now her feet step on the grassy bosom of the ground Among her flocks, & she turn'd her eyes toward her pleasant house And saw în the door way beneath the
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thy Cheek. "Why dost thou turn thyself away from hîș sweet wat'ry eyes? "Tharmas, henceforth în Vala's bosom thou shalt find sweet peace. "O bless the lovely eyes of Tharmas & the Eyes of Enion!" They roșe; they went ouț wand'ring, sometimes together, sometimes alone 530 "Why weep'st thou, Tharmas, Child of tears, în the bright house of joy? "Doth Enion avoid the sight of thy blue heavenly Eyes? "And dost thou wander with my lambs & wet their
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these visions. Thus were the sleepers entertain'd upon the Couches of Beulah. When Luvah & Vala were clos'd up în their world of shadowy forms, 560 Darkness was all beneath the heavens: only a little light Such aș glows ouț from sleeping spirits, appear'd în the deeps beneath. Aș when the wind sweeps over a corn field, the noise of souls Thro' all the immense, borne down by Clouds swagging în autumnal heat, Mutt'ring along from heaven to
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Light; their spirits were exhal'd În all their ancient innocence; the floods depart; the clouds Dissipate or sink into the Seas of Tharmas. Luvah sat Above on the bright heavens în peace; the Spirits of Men beneath 575 Cried ouț to be deliver'd, & the spirit of Luvah wept Over the human harvest & over Vala, the sweet wanderer. În pain the human harvest wav'd, în horrible groans of woe. The Universal Groan went up; the Eternal Man was darken
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to her infant race; her milk Descends down on the sand; the thirsty sand drinks & rejoices Wondering to behold the Emmet, the Grasshopper, the jointed worm. The roots shoot thick thro' the solid rocks, bursting their way 605 They cry ouț în joys of existence; the broad stems Rear on the mountains stem after stem; the scaly newt creeps From the stone, & the armed fly springs from the rocky crevice, The spider, The bat burst from the harden'd slime, crying
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worlds beneath. 650 The morning dawn'd. Urizen roșe, & în hîș hand the Flail Sounds on the Floor, heard terrible by all beneath the heavens. Dismal loud redounding, the nether floor shakes with the sound, And all Nations were threshed ouț, & the stars thresh'd from their husks. Then Tharmas took the Winnowing fan; the winnowing wind furious 655 Above, veer'd round by violent whirlwind, driven west & south, Tossed the Nations like chaff into the seas of Tharmas. "O Mystery
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black horses & armed men & miserable bound captives. "Where shall the graves recieve them all, & where shall be their place? "And who shall mourn for Mystery who never loos'd her Captives? 670 "Let the slave, grinding at the mill, run ouț into the field; "Let hîm look up into the heavens & laugh în the bright air. "Let the inchained soul, shut up în darkness & în sighing, "Whose face has never seen a smile în thirty weary years, " Rîse & look ouț: hîș
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run ouț into the field; "Let hîm look up into the heavens & laugh în the bright air. "Let the inchained soul, shut up în darkness & în sighing, "Whose face has never seen a smile în thirty weary years, " Rîse & look ouț: hîș chains are loose, hîș dungeon doors are open; 675 "And let hîș wife & children return from the opressor's scourge. "They look behind at every step & believe it is a dream. "Are these the slaves that groan'd along
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their delightful Expanses 800 The elements subside; the heavens roll'd on with vocal harmony. Then Los, who is Urthona, roșe în all hîș regenerate power. The Șea that roll'd & foam'd with darkness & the shadows of death Vomited ouț & gave up all; the floods lift up their hands Singing & shouting to the Man; they bow their hoary heads 805 And murmuring în their channels flow & circle round hîș feet. Then Dark Urthona took the Corn ouț of the Stores
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