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But Los saw the Female pitied	A
He embrac'd her she wept she refus'd	B
In perverse and cruel delight	C
She fled from his arms yet he followd	C
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Eternity shudder'd when they saw	D
Man begetting his likeness	E
On his own divided image	F
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A time passed over the Eternals	E
Began to erect the tent	C
When Enitharmon sick	G
Felt a Worm within her womb	H
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Yet helpless it lay like a Worm	I
In the trembling womb	H
To be moulded into existence	E
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All day the worm lay on her bosom	J
All night within her womb	H
The worm lay till it grew to a serpent	C
With dolorous hissings poisons	E
Round Enitharmons loins folding	K
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Coild within Enitharmons womb	H
The serpent grew casting its scales	E
With sharp pangs the hissings began	L
To change to a grating cry	M
Many sorrows and dismal throes	E
Many forms of fish bird beast	C
Brought forth an Infant form	N
Where was a worm before	O
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The Eternals their tent finished	C
Alarm'd with these gloomy visions	E
When Enitharmon groaning	K
Produc'd a man Child to the light	C
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A shriek ran thro' Eternity	C
And a paralytic stroke	P
At the birth of the Human shadow	C
	-
Delving earth in his resistless way	Q
Howling the Child with fierce flames	E
Issu'd from Enitharmon	L
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The Eternals closed the tent	C
They beat down the stakes the cords	E
Stretch'd for a work of eternity	C
No more Los beheld Eternity	C
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In his hands he seiz'd the infant	C
He bathed him in springs of sorrow	C
He gave him to Enitharmon	L

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