Robo poem for 2023-11-27

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+Descend from OEALIA Crown'd With blandishment, each hand 
+the Empiric Alchimist Can execute their hideous ruine and pain 
+Surpris'd thee, so shall uncreate, Be it be much 
+more I obey him appeas'd All, and unsmooth, 
+Ask riddance, if Art founded on by 
+me, And starrie Host, Easing thir minds, 
+Flew divers, wandring ore Hill Torn from Night; 
+which through the power hostility and wine. Witness 
+this high above them as Princes, Potentates, 
+Warriers, the Creatures, as great Axle, 
+and stately growth of anyone anywhere at sight 
+tormenting! thus forewarnd the strife: The 
+Tempter, and Songs, In with Iron Scepter then whom 
+mutual love, upon thy beleefe, If shape 
+Divine, That after known from the terms 
+of ADAM, at mine eyes till wantonness 
+and Timbrels loud Hosanna's fill'd With thousand thousand 
+Harpes that shall his Beams, or Plantation for 
+then his Regal Power no reason; who 
+first lighted, soon ended long Intended to enrage thee divide 
+The brazen Dungeon, armd To a rood, in VALDARNO, to 
+explore or found From off th' inventer miss'd, so 
+highly, to soar Above th' impure as then this 
+our labours, thou Visit'st my firmness gains 
+To meet so affirm, though by EVE, 
+As we eate Allotted there; and therein By Act 
+of OPHIUCUS huge must keep These 
+disobedient; sore besides, in zeale None 
+of mankind Be it grew Of 
+Ewe or humid exhalations, and therein Each on yon 
+celestial Sign Portentous held At first, not 
+become this abhorred deep silence thus returnd: URIEL, though brute, 
+unable to life: But hiss Of present serve him, 
+will be worth ambition though wisdom infinite Abyss the field 
+Of grassie Couch, At first, If he ALMIGHTIE to skirt 
+to all; with grasped arm's Clash'd on 
+Bitnet (Judy now lower, and ARIOC, and hearts 
+To stoop with Eternal Father spake. Why then To 
+thee thus, and longing wait The seed of grassie 
+Couch, At that strow the ETHIOP Line From Earth 
+in VALDARNO, to enrage thee thy beauty is 
+punish't; whence Merchants bring forth all Natures know'st, 
+and gain'd From EGYPT from Rivers Bath'd Thir proudest 
+persecuters: for whence, But yet beleeve, though sinless, with 
+th' adventrous Bands and perpetual storms Of Wiles, More 
+tollerable; if not immutable; And on me light 
+prepar'd, That led To mortal food, and 
+prime Orb, the stately growth though thereby to bring: 
+Behold a prey, With ported Spears, as great River 
+of sorrow, doleful shades, where he governs. This downfall; 
+since by imprudence mixt, Ruddie and Power, And Seale 
+thee along Innumerable force with revenge: cruel warres, Wasting 
+the Hall (Though like To worst endures. 
+She heard relating what Revenge? the Cause Of radiant 
+Shrine, Dark with blood Of us unforeseen, unthought of, 
+know thee O alienate from Paradise 
+which assert th' Accuser of Spirits apostat 
+and ILIUM, on Bitnet (Judy now severe, It cannot 
+live. For Gods! yet shon Filial obedience: So spake 
+th' inventer miss'd, so suffice his leave a 
+lot shall his Keys, and repossess their kinde. 
+The Victors will. To sentence when the faithful friends, 
+I view Lay vanquisht, rowling in ruin: sage 
+he deservd no doubt, however small Thicket have mov'd; 
+And excellent then Farr other surety none; nor restrain'd 
+conveyance fill'd up with Flesh, or passion into the 
+rough edge Of night, and bless'd 
+them, th' AEQUATOR, as this agreement. If 
+he makes through waste, o're the shaggie hill 
+and Director gbnewby@pglaf.org Descend from the 
+never-ending flight the visible Diurnal Spheare; Till thickest shade: 
+Those pure thou enterprisest Be frustrate, 
+do, appeard, Not onely Son; On ADAM by 
+whose dust and Power, And RAPHAEL After these corporal 
+nutriments perhaps Not likely habitants, or Goat 
+dropping Gumms, That I equal'd the 
+Mountains as in daily Train. All on dust is 
+undefil'd and say, what is left 
+In signe Of Mans Friend, familiar 
+grown, I did they come, and with 
+Spade and shame Of riot ascends above and 
+passion not, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from side 
+Heav'n Where Scepter'd Angels ascending pile Stood 
+like those chiefly Man, is obvious Hill, Nor 
+long is else with these wastful Deep; What words 
+or re-use it less arm him begotten Son, 
+Divine his thought Thee from dance With envie 
+what proof to accord) Man Whom to NEBO, and 
+wingd speed what chance Or we knew not less 
+His hinder parts, then bursting forth she sat devising 
+Death her course through waste, and regain 
+the Center pois'd, when he assayd, 
+and pain Through multitude Might tempt 
+with hoarse cadence lull Sea-faring men should ascend In 
+glory as that stray'd so highly, to have merited reward, 
+the wisest heart to soar Above them to smallest Dwarfs, 
+in th' unwelcome news had need With Mountains 
+to claime His Quadrature, from the burning Lake? 
+that edge: it in vain, and lyes the Tempter, and 
+that glow'd the soul Of cold the 
+World from the Fowle of nature breeds, 
+Perverse, all thir Orb Through dark and 
+Hail Shot down to execute What thing yet first 
+Distemperd all unawares Fluttring his fall, o'rewhelm'd 
+With envie more; sad discourse, and ill in leveld 
+West her attention still compassing the INDIAN Mount, whoseop Brightness 
+had plaid, wings he designes In Cubic Phalanx 
+firm brimstone, and by Decree Unchangeable, Eternal, thine 
+To heal the Larbord shunnd CHARYBDIS, and bould 
+emprise; Part arable and ambrosial frutage bear, Our 
+fealtie With narrow search of sorrow, 
+doleful shades, where thy reasoning I resolve, ADAM call'd 
+MAN, about them, th' EGYPTIAN Spouse. Much of which will 
+Chose freely we may then who on me 
+once, now learn by command To open 
+Field, From off From a Structure high, for another Heav'n 
+for uses to conceave, Satiate with conscious Night bids us 
+call them rul'd, stood for my 
+side I forewarn thee, and consultation will 
+renew His Seat Was Aerie Knights, and spoil and 
+regain the dust and thine; it rose, As 
+Man In pangs, and thrice threefold the 
+shade, And flouring Odours, Cassia, Nard, and houshold 
+good, created World, one first Hell heard VVith 
+hatefullest disrelish thirst and horrent Arms. Nine times may 
+so Fate supreame; thence by deeds 
+long pursuit Back to possess Life offer'd, 
+he but by conversing I unpittied: League 
+Cheard with death, A woodie Theatre Of natures works, and 
+foul descent! that Wall Immoveable of God; 
+I keep, by those Whose dwelling place. 
+Thrice happie Garden plac't, Reaping immortal Fruits? Volunteers and 
+old Arming to submit or obtain His daring foe, 
+and ILIUM, on NORWEGIAN hills, to 
+accord) Man ere then Heav'n till my Good; 
+by John Milton Author of ISAAC, and earne 
+My sentence from Heav'n possest before it 
+speak I suspend thir habitations of this World. 
+Say, Muse, that seat Thir multitude, like the brink of 
+Hell within bounds; beyond The middle 
+darkness there will be held Gods, 
+Destroyers rightlier call'd RAPHAEL, The utmost Isles. All 
+unconcern'd with Justice, and laughs the rode 
+begin, Or hollow'd bodies may deem him, 
+mee adornd With all mankind. Go therfore 
+mighty Cherubim; yea, often plac'd Within 
+the polar windes, then breath in by 
+living Wheels, so swift thought, Wrought still Eevning rise 
+into horrid strides, Hell am secret; Heav'n somtimes 
+may cover round A thousand Leagues awry Into th' 
+acknowledg'd Power Giv'n me shalt die a spot 
+to heav'nly Records now for now purer essence then 
+mankinde higher, Surpassest farr I hate, Untam'd reluctance, and with 
+Winds under ground leave them draind, Exhausted, spiritless, 
+afflicted, fall'n. Yet with unnumber'd as 
+at large to model Heav'n first-born, Or 
+Wonders move Embattelld; when AEGYPT with feats of 
+grace and gay, Ye Powers that all Temples th' 
+Angelical to death, or immediate Warr, 
+Warr he wish'd, but that to 
+soar Above all abyss, Eternitie, for ever burn'd With 
+gentle purpose, nor example high! Ingaging me is thine; 
+it bin warnd Thir will, Yet doubt The 
+trouble Holy Rest; Heav'n Pursuing drive us divide The 
+invalidity or short permit to save, Dwels 
+in Heav'n so small, If true, 
+If then appeer'd From CANAAN, to know, when 
+her step no excuse. Yet let Reigne, One way 
+Beyond his offence; yet public moment, in Mercy and 
+unrighteous deeds, With ruin are set, Wherein past, 
+if ever, bountie of anyone anywhere at will. 
+So should rest Were banded to 
+impose: He speeds, and one just pretenses in Power, 
+In progress through this huge must confess 
+him now with copious matter where, if much 
+advanc't, Came shadowing, and sweet-smelling Herbs 
+Espoused EVE with grasped arm's Clash'd on Orient 
+Pearle, whereon she took me returns Day, and 
+stately highth, And teach thee to Till body opaque can 
+advise, and call'd him, nor fragrance 
+filld Th' Eternal miserie; such pleasure be free, but 
+henceforth most through experience of Heaven, or Faerie Elves, Whose 
+vertue, all assaults Their childrens cries unheard, 
+that fair In progress through fierce heat, 
+Whose dwelling haply mention may thank ADAM; but 
+all Her shadowie expiations weak, If mettal, part 
+have tri'd whether our afflicted Powers, For dinner 
+savourie pulp they at shut Excel'd her 
+