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paradise lost 约翰·弥尔顿 437Words 2018-03-20
...Sin and Death Haste Follow in his footsteps, it was the will of heaven, Follow him to pave a wide and level road, On this dark abyss, its seething chasm Docilely bear this incredible long bridge, Straight from hell to this frail world The far planet; where the evil spirits can come and go at will, come and go To tempt or punish people, it's only God to them For extra mercy, send good angels to guard. Feel your ever-burning lights, but you Did not return to my eye sockets, my eyeballs rolled, Didn't see your dazzling light, couldn't see the dawn; So I contemplated, harmonious poems

born spontaneously; like a sleepless nightingale Sing in the dark, hide in the shadows Tweet her melodious nocturne.That's it, one year Four seasons to return!Lest I never turn back The day, the twilight dawns kindly, Or the scene of blooming spring flowers, or the roses of early summer, Or herds of cattle and sheep, or the holy countenance of men; But it's just a cloud and mist, endless darkness Wrap me up, the joys of the world I miss all, the books of wisdom and sagacity It seemed so empty, The magical power of good fortune is all gone to me, The only door to knowledge is firmly shut.

O Light of Heaven, you should especially Illuminate my heart, make my heart full Shine brightly; put eyes there Let all the mist be cleared away, and I can See and talk about things that are invisible to the naked eye.
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