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William Blake - For a Picture of the Last JudgementWilliam Blake - For a Picture of the Last Judgement
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The Caverns of the Grave I`ve seen, And these I show`d to England`s Queen. But now the Caves of Hell I view, Who shall I dare to show them to? What mighty soul in Beauty`s form Shall dauntless view the infernal storm? Egremont`s Countess can control The flames of Hell that round me roll; If she refuse, I still go on Till the Heavens and Earth are gone, Still admir`d by noble minds, Follow`d by Envy on the winds, Re-engrav`d time after time, Ever in their youthful prime, My designs unchang`d remain. Time may rage, but rage in vain. For above Time`s troubled fountains, On the great Atlantic Mountains, In my Golden House on high, There they hide eternally.
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