Joyce RachelleIf this cursed and fallen worldholds such beauty as what I see, Imagine the beauty of paradisethat's gladly waiting for me.
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"If this cursed and fallen world holds such beauty as what I see, imagine the beauty of paradise that's gladly waiting for me" is a poem written by a very famous English poet William Blake. In this poem, the author talks about the beauty existing in the world has been cursed due to humanity's sins. This problem can be solved by having faith in God and believing that God created the world as it is. In addition, he also talks about his experience at Paradisethe place people can go to after they die.
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