Who does Milton call to help him tell his story in paradise lost by John Milton?

In "Paradise Lost," John Milton invokes the Muse, traditionally regarded as a source of inspiration for poets, to help him tell his epic story. Specifically, he calls upon the "Heav’nly Muse" to guide his writing and provide divine insight into the themes of creation, rebellion, and redemption. This invocation underscores the poem's grand ambition and the spiritual significance of the narrative he aims to unfold.