Lingard
John Milton
Paradise Lost is John Milton’s twelve-book epic poem imagining Satan’s rebellion in Heaven, his fall, and the temptation of Adam and Eve in Eden. Moving in blank verse through Hell, Heaven, and Paradise, it explores free will, obedience, ambition, knowledge, loss, and the possibility of hope after humanity’s fall.
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