Misengender

I might relate of numbers, and their names, And fabled origin unfold exact; Misformed, and misengendered wonders strange, Begot of fancy, and endowed with names From fabulous antiquity derived; Telling their deeds recited oft in vain.

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[…] themselves but the misengendered brood of the very spirit they deny.

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Grigson sums up this almost utilitarian aspect of the state of detachment thus: Not visited enough, each poet knows His deadly fondness for his own mishaps, The way he fails to sort the full-time births From all his misengendered scraps.

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The similarity between Ham's and Lot's story is unmistakable, particularly as it has to do with lineage and misengendering.

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