daily-robot-milton/poem_2021-08-23.txt

Whence true in lowliest plight In Gems and 
tell In battel, what passes there; and cheerful, 
in an Exhalation, with whom now prevailes, a Fountain, 
and darkness visible Serv'd by wondrous works, to 
glorifie thy Divine effect so streight, so 
great Heav'n. Each Plant & might dilated stood, Scarce 
thus proceeded on me sprung, Two potent 
Rod to anyone anywhere at command, 
and SATAN who since, Baptiz'd or 
adverse: so perfet good prooff Against revolted 
Spirit, but all Temples th' occasion want, nor 
shade, And high I lent Out of bliss Enjoy'd 
by me, or past, man fell, 
Wholsom and poure Abundance, fit moulds prepar'd; At that 
Wall a dream, But follow the maine. 
Two dayes though the ETHIOP Line By what high blest, 
or Death, but he his Pride Had ris'n or 
enur'd not cease to taste? Forbid who now one, Now 
rul'd not, the fertil Banks Of sooty coal the 
gentle sway, And bears ANDROMEDA farr Antartic; 
and were they had Eares To expiate 
his bad Woman? Thus with matter 
act, Not all temptation then, Then had cast 
a Boggie SYRTIS, neither breath her enjoying, 
what mould, came down from the dust 
and since the phrase "Project Gutenberg"), you discover 
sights of good, Against the shade, and beat'n 
way I question thy praise Rather then pittying how 
spred Thir specious deeds What hath naught merits but 
meaner thoughts imployd Have nothing profits 
more Worlds, Or if that flaming 
Legions arm'd, and attend. This deep Her mischief, and 
all Temples th' offended taste of old Ocean 
Iles, Like cumbrous flesh; but hast'n to 
see her Globe, Fermented the Bullion dross: 
A bough and surrounding Fires; Till, as it 
away or CYRENE'S torrid Clime Smote on Bitnet 
(Judy now debate; who would I repent and remove 
thee disclose What it so, By whom thus guiltless be 
thought To his seat Build in Spirit in each 
Had, like Armes to praise could 
deterre Me miserable! which God ordaind Me from the 
Sands Of HESPERUS, whose ballance down 
The rising sweet, Bitter ere while Sonorous mettal blowing 
adverse We are to mankind in Heav'n And 
ACCARON and Creeping things, and resume New rub'd 
with almost no danger, and Nature of Heaven, There 
in Heav'n such cruelties With thousand lesser Faculties that brightest 
shine. If an empty dreame. Author: 
John Milton So farr From SUSA his womb 
was created, that way she ensnar'd Mankind with 
aught Therein enjoy'd In ignorance, thou spok'n 
as Princes, Potentates, Warriers, the lurking Enemie of 
anyone anywhere at Sea thir light Shine inward, 
and nobler sights of monstrous Serpent Tongue Dropt from 
whom now plenteous, as onely thy crime 
makes guiltie shame that parts like, but 
a Region throws his wandring poor, but well observe 
Immutably his voice explain'd: the Flood 
Through the flourie herb I urge, 
Admitting Motion in charge is equal, nor th' 
AEQUATOR, as likely habitants, or oppose, 
or fall of retreat, Nor number, sweet bereav'd His 
triple-colour'd Bow, When out such perverseness dwell? But past 
thy perfet formes, Limb'd and transform'd, Why is 
truly fair. What reinforcement we perhaps 
over her containd And high Power to accept My 
hold Betwixt th' Angel utterdst thus 
returnd: URIEL, one slight bound the Soil Bedropt 
with circling row of Heav'ns first create an 
Aerie light, as nam'd Thrones, With Joy for mans 
behalf Patron or have dream'd, If 
he nor staid, till thy Law, true Life in 
strength and spoil and Murren die, By center, 
or choice to learn By death 
Is womans happiest life, Is this was so. 
And here In AUTUMN pil'd, though should 
be judg'd as likely habitants, or size Assume, as 
if but well observe the most just, my side With 
that witherd all Temples th' Air sublime, As 
being ordain'd Thir maker, or Angel, but 
root shall befall Spirit Taught them, th' Angelic 
Vertue and eyes Of sympathie and not terrible, 
though the tepid Caves, Lakes, Fens, 
Bogs, Dens, and thrice the God declares his 
Testimony, The sensible of shame Of Pioners with tempest loud: 
Here watching round? Here walk'd the individual work 
in narrow search; and full. After the companions 
of Warr, what thy sake, or Goat dropping Gumms, 
That comes That one Night From off Heav'n, Ethereal 
Skie lowr'd, and hallowd the World 
both together crowded drove him, for the Silvan 
Scene, and Justice shall his thralls By the left 
but by work associated in despair, to 
pervert that Globe farr off From 
Pole to soar Above th' Eevning 
rise Unvanquisht, easier to accept Life in Heav'n 
against the eastern Gate Of contraries; all Temples 
th' extent somtimes, with grasped arm's Clash'd on thee unblam'd? 
since into Glorie account, But list'n 
not unseasonable to pervert that bad Angels under Government 
well might, & Shores with most adhere, Hee in 
PALESTINE, and missinforme the Sands Of PANDEMONIUM, Citie Gates: 
anon With Goddess-like demeanour forth Infinite 
goodness, grace in bright officious Lamps, Light Imitate 
when ULYSSES on circumfluous Waters from mercy 
shewn On this Oracle, then bless'd Mankinde, 
what ere they Less winning cheap the 
hether side Henceforth to consummate floure 
Spirits in flight Seavenfold, and Eccentric 
scribl'd o're, Cycle and gaines Of day-spring, 
and Eccentric scribl'd o're, Cycle and tedious pomp that all 
involv'd With adverse We ours to highest 
To witherd all restraint broke peace in Heav'n and all 
one; how fall'n! how unlike the limits thou 
know'st, and took with TOBIAS, and Wrong, Of 
his doom frail Originals, and goes: but he 
thus returnd: URIEL, one tastes; Nor stop thy overpraising 
leaves and press'd her Confines. Heav'n 
so over ADRIA to pervert that downie 
Bank the revenge. First, what recompence it be 
yet that fiery Deluge, fed With 
cause to wind transports a foe: 
and die, And boldly venture down to shelter 
us? what doubt Pursues the Hills amid 
the rest and beheld From what hinders then could 
I move Embattelld; when next command. To let this day? 
why should be such, They pass the night, 
and golden shafts imploies, here thou 
still, In contemplation hee admiring more availes 
Valour or have thou profoundest Hell Com'st thou, what heat 
from mans destruction, maugre Hell, a 
Monster, upward like ripe for different cause to 
erect and Seraph fearless, nor less Then 
temporal death to reach interpos'd; three 
different Motions move? Which when those bad were Land He 
sought them to bear: but hid 
the Eagle and joy, to ATLAS unremov'd: His 
final Battel hung; till her perverseness, but of Royal 
Camp, to wander here, driv'n out a day long 
usurpt, Whom thus displaid. 1.E.8. You may 
find, seise thee, I that fair 
with Starr's Numerous, and fearless, nor end Thou following 
each hand Showrs on Bitnet (Judy now seen 
Hitherward bent he enlarg'd Even Sups with everlasting groans, 
Unrespited, unpitied, unrepreevd, Ages infinite. Thee from the 
sick busiest from thy sin, on main wing 
Scout farr then half way To hoarce TRINACRIAN 
shore: Nor thou what doubt remaines, VVhich 
onely over her stately tread, or 
Years damp my day as Princes, Potentates, Warriers, 
the Books of anyone in cogitation deep. Glad 
to perswade immediate stroak; but all declar'd, 
Him followed his Eye darted contagious Fire. 
Thither by Limb Sutable grace Invites; for the 
glad Of smoak and thrice threefold the 
Person or dissolute, on Bitnet (Judy now 
now, as bound the Seav'nth day, Which thou My 
obvious Hill, and who erst they 
stood within Orb, Incredible how without 
The Femal charm. Earth conspicuous count'nance, without controule 
Had been achiev'd, whereof here find 
no additional terms Of tenfold Adamant, 
his revolt, but a Fountain, and promisd Race, his 
Beams, or rejoyce Each quarter, to tell Of 
Thunder: and beginning late; Not peace: All Nations, and 
penal Fire, But solemn Councel call'd Seas: And 
Princely counsel Warr, O Progeny of every 
Plant, said ADAM, thou return unto the 
Garden by command, and shame in Reason, is all dismaid, 
And for this nethermost Abyss Outrageous to more 
shall he so much deceav'd, much advanc't, We 
sunk in men; though free, what e're his 
thoughts and shame Cast forth at Table was, 
whose mortal wound And flours aloft shading the 
angry Victor in me hence? erre not repine, But 
now this Gulfe. Awake, arise, or with revenge: cruel 
Serpent: him perish rather, swallowd up 
I provided all assaults Their Altars by tract of a 
laughter; for Heav'n, when it again 
provoke Our voluntarie move new Receive thy restraint: what 
evasion bear The Race of Virgin of Warr, 
Did not th' amaz'd Night-wanderer from pain, 
that parts CALABRIA from Eternal wisdom wake, suspicion 
sleeps At random yeilded light prepar'd, That 
God in vain To Hill, and couch thir 
fond and Flies must needs remove The sooner had 
need of Pomp and full. After these works, by 
name, Though thither hast done? If so suffice to 
haste, And Strength and prosper, and arm him 
chief good, Where onely coveting to soar 
Above th' only evil whence? in despair, 
to execute their