Robo poem for 2022-09-25

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+If Natures hand, Whom to change Worth waiting, 
+since no good in Chief, The Kingdoms of man, so 
+Fate Free Vertue fails, or with 
+hands then prosperity Could once as 
+Sea-men tell, With Mountains in best 
+of taste of public moment, in mooned 
+hornes Thir branches hung with twelve 
+Sons Came not by th' EGYPTIAN Spouse. Much pleasure 
+I also; at eeve In the 
+wide- Encroaching EVE Address'd his World, and least of Morn, 
+I upon his darksom Gulf Of tenfold Adamant, 
+his tongue ineloquent; for access Without Mediator, 
+his presence, neerest to pervert that brightest 
+shine. 1.E.2. If true, here their heads as 
+are particularly important less need All persons 
+concerned disclaim any way thou anon, while 
+Sonorous mettal blowing Martial sounds: At such wherein consists 
+not; love or Middle, all th' 
+account To PADAN-ARAM in despair, to submit or 
+possess The bold Compeer. Whence in Hell, then my dwelling 
+place Chos'n by frugal storing firmness gains To 
+observe Immutably his potent Rod extends to shelter us? 
+this act Annuls thy Creature who 
+not feard To know, when God heard, 
+and pay him lastly kill. My hold 
+The former state; how can scape into 
+the Waters, Woods, and her rich inlay Broiderd 
+the limited thir Straw-built Cittadel, New Heav'n so dismist 
+in ECBATAN sate, as nam'd of som message 
+high place, they fondly thinking to soar Above th' 
+instant stroke shall resign, when he can to 
+overcom By ASTRACAN over HELLESPONT Bridging his head, 
+but food discern'd Or when Night Invests 
+the heat these first knew not copy, or 
+frustrate: in her kind; Whose fellowship I could 
+make Gods they recoild affraid At which he stears 
+his deliv'rance, and things so is undefil'd and foule 
+Thir downie Bank with hideous orifice gap't on dry 
+Land In at Altars, when his fall One 
+who last, and all Windes The 
+fee or Eeven, To dwell and gates 
+of Jasper shon Above th' accuser. Thus was 
+to justifie the yellow Sheaf, Uncull'd, as 
+farr remov'd VVhich onely good; and go, so farr. 
+So dearly to strive or like sense 
+Variously representing; yet firm brimstone, and Grooms 
+besmeard with jocond Music charm his Enemies thir 
+memorie was giv'n, with what glorious and as Princes, 
+when the Love-tale Infected SIONS daughters with like joy 
+for sight, by som small peculiar, 
+though first seduc'd them furder woe in 
+hollow Deep Of conjugal attraction unreprov'd, And high behests 
+his ire, Belike through experience of words, 
+out-flew Millions of sorrow, doleful shades, 
+where Earth he found thir dwelling haply 
+slumbring on evil thence the less peal'd With 
+Honey stor'd: the sport and equally enjoying God-like fruition, quitted 
+all a pretty Trespass, and Carbuncle most 
+needs, whether thus our eares, Farr separate, 
+circling fire, He spake: and strength intire Strongly to 
+work associated in Arms, In sorrow and 
+Trophies: all limit, at Altars, when our dignitie 
+How art Judge Of DAVID (so call up with 
+me thy beams, Now less vext the Love-tale Infected 
+SIONS daughters with like deeds in Heav'n so much 
+what thou for when they move In PONTUS or 
+human pair That one small partition, and remote From 
+amidst the shrub Fenc'd up risen With Warr then, 
+all Her mariageable arms, and sudden miserable 
+it again thir Law, and Palaces he counsels from Eternitie, 
+for sight, With Centric and firm they 
+aim'd That must forgoe, To deathless pain? And Wings 
+were fought at thy magnific Titles 
+yet from SYRIAN mode, whereon we break of 
+this Sex: for blissful Seat, Sing Heav'nly Power, and 
+destin'd to descry new delight, As we eate Thereof, 
+nor th' Earth the buxom Air, imbalm'd With all 
+Temples th' Eternal Spring. Not then EVE 
+rightly thou mine: to soar Above 
+the dream Had ended foul and highest in sin, 
+on golden tresses wore Of day-spring, and dangers, heard declar'd 
+Sovran King, and perturbation, and Asthma's, and Flour. 
+Our tended Plants, & Fruits in Triumph high 
+over-rul'd Thir sinful thought, and shame Among the guileful 
+Tempter ere thus much the Father, what 
+could I will raise At sight Of mightiest 
+rais'd us through waste, and ride in PALESTINE, and 
+as violent hands, wings, or high, now Of 
+Harlots, loveless, joyless, unindeard, Casual fruition, quitted all assaults 
+Their living Wheels, so hee with clamors compasst 
+round Were set, With travail difficult, not bright, 
+Then was set the face Youth of 
+God; That God aright, and violence Of brazen 
+foulds discover sights of one Crime, If they 
+transgress, and Fowle. In those flames No rest: he 
+appeers, And courage on golden Scales, yet observ'd Thir 
+Orisons, each behind Illustrious farr From Beds 
+of thee, yet there He lookd 
+and tinsel Trappings, gorgious Knights In Labyrinth 
+of Death; so from Eternitie, dwelt then saist 
+Flatly unjust, to Death Bind thir Balls Of 
+order, quit of all-ruling Heaven Gate was swum, 
+was shee busied heard cry Surround me, 
+to finde Matter unform'd and ANCIENT NIGHT, 
+I taught the passive both, had need of 
+Hell, Which mans delightful land, nor Angel can 
+high King, whose radiant Seat the use 
+To mortal dint, Save what may not 
+void and down Into th' uplifted 
+beyond Frighted the brittle strength Glories: For happy state by 
+experience of sorrow, black and shame To bring 
+to excess, that tongue Inspir'd with Vines, And 
+Valour or presaging, from hearts desire. To guiltie all 
+assaults Their Altars by whose drouth Yet unconsum'd. Before 
+mine ear one thrice in PALESTINE, and silent 
+stood yet methought less need All amaz'd Night-wanderer 
+from the Bowre, while her praise. Ye shall resound 
+thee thy Associates, ADAM, now they 
+light she took me long obedience then bursting 
+forth came to God. But mortal foe, and rout 
+on errand sole, and OPPOSITE, Of them 
+came, nor ever fight, Sore toild, his 
+head, devouring fire. They led th' assembly next 
+behind, Whose Fountain who appeer'd To mortal prowess, 
+yet know More glorious Warr, Caught in destroying, 
+other Hemisphere Night Secret they spent his 
+forming hands Were Tents resound. Such whispering soft, by force, 
+as over head return: So should 
+find His peace, Yet thence to satisfie 
+the damn'd Firm land imbosom'd without Thorn the envier 
+of dark opprobrious Hill, Dale, Pursues the 
+Soil, the just equalitie perhaps with bold Wont 
+ride forth, soon discerns, and Union without more shall need, 
+or wilt taste of sorrow, doleful shades, where flowes 
+GANGES or prop, or standing else Superiour and distribution 
+of God; I love refines The Devil enterd, 
+and nobler birth mature Of radiant visage 
+incompos'd Answer'd. I fell, how is associated) 
+is discovered and drag him temperd 
+so, that Starr Of Beril, and assume Mans effeminate 
+slackness it rowld. Sole reigning holds Gladly the 
+rough edge of Spirits immortal fruits the purer, earth Up 
+to come, for possession put two past; 
+and Apologie to rowle Spaces incomprehensible (for of 
+him sole Dominion like safetie guided down in Heav'n 
+by work ease I have sought thee 
+reconcil'd, at each Nation to endure Thy lingring, or som 
+great Chief of warr; there plac't, 
+with eyes, that provided all Heaven Gate Tempest 
+shall yeild To dash Maturest Counsels: for use of Hell, 
+Thou mai'st not; Nature to Death deliver ye 
+to plague us? this Imperial Ensign, which 
+yonder shadie Woods, and through ways thir prayers or whither 
+tend Plant, but long after them lets 
+pass Without Copartner? so much failing, 
+meets A long See farr from SYRIAN 
+Damsels to thine eye askance Thus measuring things 
+proceed, and sequesterd, though not Heav'n; I keep, by 
+command Shall hast'n, such confusion: but retir'd, The 
+Hell Fame is derived from mercy shewn 
+On ADAM, estrang'd in daily flow From their fault, 
+Which now flotes, but of old with me, 
+Which gives me committed and shame Of THEMIS 
+stood mute, though thereby to strength within EDEN 
+planted; EDEN stretchd her Aire wide 
+bounds, Dislodging from SYRIAN ground, till The summoning Arch-Angels 
+to Heav'n. What feign'd Or cast at 
+Altars, when BELLONA storms, With gratefull 
+Smell, Herbs, Fruits, & oft hast lost; 
+the Arch-fiend reply'd. Empress of Grain, or 
+Fountain by Millions of man-kind, To 
+forked tongue of God; I keep, by Imperial 
+Ensign, which my head though the terms of 
+Paradise Foundst either side, the Serpent, and took 
+From far blazing, as Hell, or distribute or nam'd 
+the Oracle of light, but th' Angelical 
+to dissent From prone, nor rising seem'd 
+A Circuit wide, Likest to reveal? yet 
+well, and dying rise, and gross to CERES 
+all As DELOS or Garden-Plot more 
+violent way thou spok'n as this day from liveless Rib. 
+Being as Nourishment to strive or Beast; 
+which follows dignity, might stand, a 
+wonder claims attention held At Loopholes cut sheere, 
+nor yet who might supplie the change, Where Cattel 
+in Waters he judg'd; How little space was at first 
+on stiff Pennons, towre The sword Of Innocence, of 
+harme. But he scrupl'd not lost; where 
+Earth No where he resolv'd With 
+me exercise and with labour calls 
+us deni'd To me hope here place