Kimi版弥尔顿《失乐园》序诗：

In Eden's bower, where blissful innocence
Once reigned supreme, and peace was crowned,
Now lies a garden lost, by sin's offense,
And man, once noble, now is bound.

Yet hope remains, a beacon in the night,
A promise of redemption's sweet release,
For in the deep, where darkness holds its might,
The seeds of grace shall find their peace.

With measured verse, I sing of ancient wars,
Of battles fought 'twixt Heaven's high hosts,
And rebel angels, who in pride's dark wars,
Fell from the sky, to Earth's cold coasts.

In epic strain, I tell of one who sought
To scale the heavens, and by force reclaim
The throne of God, but found his hopes were naught,
For Heaven's defense is not in vain.

The Son of God, by grace's gentle hand,
Shall come to Earth, and in a manger low,
Shall lie, the Savior, to our human land,
To bear the weight of all our woe.

Through him, the gates of Heaven shall be cast
Wide open, and the lost shall find their way,
To walk once more where angels passed,
In glory's light, for endless day.

So let it be, in Heaven's grand design,
That man, though fallen, may ascend again,
And in the love of God, forever shine,
In His great plan, where all is well.