Describe the British bourgeois revolution with a poem

Paradise Lost (1) is an epic poem by Milton, a famous English poet, praising the heroic struggle of the bourgeois revolution.

2\ Jurania, come down from heaven!

If I didn't call your name wrong,

I will follow your sacred voice,

Fly higher than the wings of a flying horse,

On the other side of Olympus.

What I'm calling for is not the name, but the meaning.

You don't belong in The Nine Muses,

I don't live in old Olympus either,

But born in the mountains,

Before the spring gushed out,

You will be friends with eternal wisdom,

Wisdom is your sister,

You play with her in front of the almighty father,

Father likes to listen to your wonderful lyrics.

As a guest on the ground,

Under your guidance, soaring into the sky,

Breathe the air of the highest day you adjust.

I hope it can guide me back to my hometown safely,

Don't let me fall off the unrestrained flying horse by mistake,

Falling into the wilderness of "wandering",

There is loneliness, hesitation and even despair.

I haven't finished singing half my poem,

Its boundaries can only be seen in daily life.

Narrow world scope;

Standing on the ground, you can't see beyond the ends of the earth;

I want to sing with my voice more firmly,

Don't be taciturn even when you are in trouble.

In the days of disaster,

Every time I get slandered in the dark,

Danger and loneliness surround me;

But I don't feel lonely, because every night when you are in my sleep,

Or come and visit me when the morning light in the east turns red.

Jurania, may you continue to patronize my songs,

Find the right audience for me, even if it's not many.

But in order to drive away the savage noise,

Bacchus and his drunkards,

Cyrus singer in Rodobo

Shredded the obscene voice of barbaric and violent races.

At that time, trees and rocks were singing and dancing.

But the savage and coquettish voice drowned out the singing and the piano.

Even the muse couldn't save her son.

Don't let those who pray to you down,

Because you are a poet, and she is just an empty dream.

Tell me, goddess, what happened after Adam was warned:

At that time, the charity archangel Raphael warned Adam and his family,

No trees, no touch, the only command to obey is extremely easy.

Even if their tastes change frequently, they are easy to wander around.

Choose the nearest food to satisfy your appetite;

He also used the tragic precedent as a warning,

If you violate or flout this ban, then,

Punish sinners in heaven,

It will happen in heaven.

Adam and his wife Eve listened attentively to the story.

Surprised, lost in thought:

This story is so profound and strange,

It's so incredible for them,

There will be hatred in the sky,

There will also be wars and chaos near peaceful and happy shrines.