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forth from the bottoms of their tombs În male forms without female counterparts, or Emanations, 330 Cruel and ravening with Enmity & Hatred & War, În dreams of Ulro, dark delusive, drawn by the lovely shadow. The Spectre terrified gave her Charge over the howling Orc. Then took the tree of Mystery root în the World of Los, Its topmost boughs shooting a fibre beneath Enitharmon's couch, 335 The double rooted Labyrinth soon wav'd around their heads. But then the Spectre
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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father to hîș brethren, & he joy'd în the dark lake Tho' bound with chains of Jealousy & în scales of iron & brass. But Los loved them & refus'd to Sacrifice their infant limbs, And Enitharmon's smiles & tears prevail'd over self protection. They rather chose to meet Eternal Death than to destroy 485 The offspring of their Care & Pity. Urthona's spectre was comforted; But Tharmas most rejoic'd în hope of Enion's return, For he beheld new Female
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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the Waters în the Clouds of Los. Outstretch'd upon the hills lay Enitharmon; clouds & tempests Beat round her head all night: all day she riots în Excess. 75 But night or day Los follows War, & the dismal moon rolls over her, That when Los war'd upon the South, reflected the fierce fires Of hîș immortal head into the North, upon faint Enitharmon. Red rage the furies of fierce Orc; black thunders roll round Los; Flaming hîș head, like the
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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s Web vibrated, torment on torment. Then I heard the Earthquake. Now în the Caverns of the Grave & Places of human seed 125 The nameless shadowy Vortex stood before the face of Orc. The shadow rear'd her dismal head over the flaming youth With sighs & howling & deep sobs; that he might lose hîș rage And with it lose himself în meekness, she embrac'd hîș fire. Aș when the Earthquake rouzes from hîș den, hîș shoulders huge 130 Appear above
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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Upon the Limit of Contraction to create the fallen Man. The Fallen Man stretch'd like a corse upon the oozy Rock, 5 Wash'd with the tides, pale, overgrown with weeds That mov'd with horrible dreams; hovering high over hîș head Two winged immortal shapes, one standing at hîș feet Toward the East, one standing at hîș head toward the west, Their wings join'd în the Zenith over head; [but other wings 10 They had which cloth'd
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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with weeds That mov'd with horrible dreams; hovering high over hîș head Two winged immortal shapes, one standing at hîș feet Toward the East, one standing at hîș head toward the west, Their wings join'd în the Zenith over head; [but other wings 10 They had which cloth'd their bodies like a garment of soft down, Silvery white, shining upon the dark blue sky în silver. Their wings touch'd the heavens; their fair feet hover'd above
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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They had which cloth'd their bodies like a garment of soft down, Silvery white, shining upon the dark blue sky în silver. Their wings touch'd the heavens; their fair feet hover'd above The swelling tides; they bent over the dead corse like an arch, Pointed at top în highest heavens, of precious stones & pearl.] 15 Such is a Vision of All Beulah hov'ring over the Sleeper. The limit of Contraction now was fix'd & Man began To
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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the heavens; their fair feet hover'd above The swelling tides; they bent over the dead corse like an arch, Pointed at top în highest heavens, of precious stones & pearl.] 15 Such is a Vision of All Beulah hov'ring over the Sleeper. The limit of Contraction now was fix'd & Man began To wake upon the Couch of Death; he sneezed seven times; A tear of blood dropped from either eye; again he repos'd În the Saviour's arms
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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Kneaded în Uvith's kneading trough. Still Orc devour'd the food În raging hunger. Still the pestilențial food, în gems & gold, Exuded round hîș awful limbs, Stretching to serpent length Hîș human bulk, While the dark Shadowy female, brooding over, Measur'd hîș food morning & evening în cups & baskets of iron. 80 With tears of sorrow incessant she labour'd the food of Orc, Compell'd by the iron hearted sisters, Daughters of Urizen, Gathering the fruit of that mysterious
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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Elements, Lions or Tygers or Wolves, Sound loud the howling music Inspir'd by Los & Enitharmon, sounding loud; terrific men 120 They seem to 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
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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Christ must rend & her reveal. Her daughters are call'd Tirzah; She is named Rahab; their various divisions are call'd The daughters of Amalek, Canaan & Moab, binding on the stones Their victims, & with knives tormenting them, singing with tears Over their victims. Hear ye the song of the Females of Amalek: 295 "O thou poor human form! O thou poor child of woe! "Why dost thou wander away from Tirzah? why me compell to bînd thee? "If thou dost go
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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The Lamb of God descended thro' the twelve portions of Luvah, 320 Bearing hîș sorrows & recieving all hîș cruel wounds. Thus was the Lamb of God condemn'd to Death. They nail'd hîm upon the tree of Mystery, weeping over hîm And then mocking & then worshipping, calling hîm Lord & King. Sometimes aș twelve daughters lovely, & sometimes aș five 325 They stood în beaming beauty, & sometimes aș one, even Rahab Who is Mystery, Babylon the Great, the Mother of Harlots. Jerusalem
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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All! from whom we rîse, to whom we all return: "And Let all Nations of the Earth worship at the Sepulcher "With Gifts & Spices, with lamps rich emboss'd, jewels & gold." Los took the Body from the Cross, Jerusalem weeping over; 335 They bore it to the Sepulcher which Los had hewn în the rock Of Eternity for himself: he hew'd it despairing of Life Eternal. But when Rahab had cut off the Mantle of Luvah from The Lamb of
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each according to the multiplication of their multitudes. "But Satan accus'd Palamabron before hîș brethren, also he madden'd 365 "The horses of Palambron's harrow, wherefore Rintrah & Palamabron "Cut hîm off from Golgonooza. But Enitharmon în tears "Wept over hîm, Created hîm a Space clos'd with a tender moon "And he roll'd down beneath the fires of Orc, a Globe immense "Crested with snow în a dîm void; here, by the Arts of Urizen, 370 He tempted
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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knowing he was Orc's human remains. "She tenderly lov'd hîm above all hîș brethren; he grew up "În mother's tenderness. The Enormous worlds rolling în Urizen's power "Must have given Satan, by these mild arts, dominion over all; "Wherefore Palamabron, being accused by Satan to Los, 385 "Call'd down a Great Solemn assembly. Rintrah în fury & fear "Defended Palamabron, & rage fill'd the Universal Tent "Because Palamabron was good natur'd, Satan suppos'd he fear
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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Urizen sat stonied upon hîș rock. Forgetful of hîș own Laws, pitying he began to embrace The shadowy Female; since life cannot be quench'd, Life exuded; Hîș eyes shot outwards, then hîș breathing nostrils drawn forth, Scales cover'd over a cold forehead & a neck outstretch'd 420 Into the deep to sieze the shadow; scales hîș neck & bosom Cover'd & scales hîș hands & feet; upon hîș belly falling Outstretch'd thro' the immense, hîș mouth wide opening, tongueless, Hîș
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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the heavens, A King of wrath & fury, a dark enraged horror: And Urizen, repentant, forgets hîș wisdom în the abyss, În forms of priesthood, în the dark delusions of repentance 460 Repining în hîș heart & spirit that Orc reign'd over all, And that hîș wisdom serv'd but to augment the indefinite lust. Then Tharmas & Urthona felt the stony stupor rîse Into their limbs. Urthona shot forth a Vast Fibrous form. Tharmas like a pillar of sand roll'd round
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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pole, & în the center weeps " 'That Man should Labour & sorrow, & learn & forget, & return 570 " 'To the dark valley whence he came, to begin hîș labour anew. " 'În pain he sighs, în pain he labours în hîș universe, " 'Screaming în birds over the deep, & howling în the wolf " 'Over the slain, & moaning în the cattle, & în the winds, " 'And weeping over Orc & Urizen în clouds & flaming fires, 575 " 'And în the cries of birth & în the groans of death hîș voice " 'Is
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should Labour & sorrow, & learn & forget, & return 570 " 'To the dark valley whence he came, to begin hîș labour anew. " 'În pain he sighs, în pain he labours în hîș universe, " 'Screaming în birds over the deep, & howling în the wolf " 'Over the slain, & moaning în the cattle, & în the winds, " 'And weeping over Orc & Urizen în clouds & flaming fires, 575 " 'And în the cries of birth & în the groans of death hîș voice " 'Is heard throughout the Universe: wherever a grass
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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he came, to begin hîș labour anew. " 'În pain he sighs, în pain he labours în hîș universe, " 'Screaming în birds over the deep, & howling în the wolf " 'Over the slain, & moaning în the cattle, & în the winds, " 'And weeping over Orc & Urizen în clouds & flaming fires, 575 " 'And în the cries of birth & în the groans of death hîș voice " 'Is heard throughout the Universe: wherever a grass grows " ' Or a leaf buds, The Eternal Man is seen, is heard
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ancient bliss.'" Such are the words of Ahania & Enion. Los hears & weeps. 580 [But Rahab hew'd a Sepulcher în the Rock of Eternity, And placing în the Sepulcher the body which she had taken From the divine Lamb, wept over the Sepulcher, weaving Her web of Religion around the Sepulcher times after times beside Jerusalem's Gate. But aș she wove, behold! the bottom of the Sepulcher 585 Rent & a door was open'd thro' the bottom of the Sepulcher
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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saw the Divine Vision...] And Los & Enitharmon took the Body of the Lamb Down from the Cross & plac'd it în a sepulcher which Los had hewn 590 For himself în the Rock of Eternity, trembling & în despair. Jerusalem wept over the Sepulcher two thousand years. Rahab triumphs over all; she took Jerusalem 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
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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the Body of the Lamb Down from the Cross & plac'd it în a sepulcher which Los had hewn 590 For himself în the Rock of Eternity, trembling & în despair. Jerusalem wept over the Sepulcher two thousand years. Rahab triumphs over all; she took Jerusalem 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
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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She hîd hîm with the flax That Enitharmon had number'd, away from the Heavens, She gather'd it together to cosume her Harlot Robes 605 În bitterest contrition; sometimes Self condemning, repentant, And sometimes kissing her Robes & Jewels & weeping over them; Sometimes returning to the Synagogue of Satan în Pride, And sometimes weeping before Orc în humility & trembling. The Synagogue of Satan therefore, uniting against Mystery, 610 Satan divided against Satan, resolv'd în open Sanhedrim To burn Mystery with
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]
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it Deism And Natural Religion; aș of old, șo now anew began 615 Babylon again în Infancy, call'd Natural Religion. [End of the Eighth Night] VALA Night the Ninth Being The Last Judgement And Los & Enitharmon builded Jerusalem, weeping Over the Sepulcher & over the Crucified body Which, to their Phantom Eyes, appear'd still în the Sepulcher; But Jesus stood beside them în the spirit, separating 5 Their spirit from their body. Terrified at Non Existence, For such they deem
by William Blake [Corola-publishinghouse/Science/1122_a_2630]