Robo poem for 2021-02-17
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And judg'd of Hills. As my day and GAZA's
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frontier bounds. Him thus 'gan EVE Us'd
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to thee, and horror seise thee, adorn'd With hundreds
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and casts to save, Dwels in narrow
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room of more grievous pain? Who
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first appeering kenns A Creature can invent With other
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sight and extoll Thy sorrow and destin'd to plague
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us? this life, Is past, soon aware, Each Stair
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mysteriously was worse. What inward Faculties, which alone
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My other life; Whose progenie you
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saw that made both, Nor shall yeild all assaults
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Their childrens cries unheard, that livd,
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Attendant on speed, and how chang'd to
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divide The supple knee? ye then who at thir
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four winds four winds four winds four speedy words
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offend Our great Work, that they sit the knee, and
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upright he thereat Offended, worth Came to
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submit or if much the Soil, the Victor in
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DAN, Lik'ning his brethren, and fragrant the
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Hall, invisible Amidst as that witherd all articulat sound;
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If thence And calculate the great MESSIAH King MESSIAH,
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and dark doth the Giant brood Of
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happiness: yet bear him there, nor
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Man; him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels numberless,
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And utter loss of EVE; Assaying by themselves of
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end of short permit to submit or Intuitive; discourse
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is just pretenses in highth of God; I
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So spacious, and calamitous constraint, Least therefore
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whom now had dipt in th' uplifted Spear and
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considerate Pride Had to love refines The
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Realme of anyone anywhere at thir shapes
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and wip'd them both have name.
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But bid her stay, Rose, Or we are.
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Mean while we may much thir Penns, and expire.
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What there might work brought My Guide
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And such delight Beyond his Royal Towrs to
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soar Above th' Eevning was, whence these
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words have mov'd; then bursting forth
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peculiar Graces; then raise another row of thee, ingrate
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In every kind, that downie Gold
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The Libbard, and rueful throes. At the hoarce
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TRINACRIAN shore: Nor I will relate,
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or him out of brute Image, head beholds
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Cherube tall: Who to goe, nor obeid: Your
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dungeon stretching far off? I know, Not
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instant, but thee, Heav'nly instructer, I come Into th'
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air less eager, yet extends to tell how, if
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ever, by gradual scale The middle shoare In bold
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The birds thir night Have sufferd, that
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bad to dalliance had being, stil shades
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Ran Nectar, visiting each hollow truce;
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at large Lay vanquisht, rowling in AZOTUS, dreaded
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through Darkness, drive All in Heav'n:
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Nor thou Revisit'st not reach. Amid
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the Beginning how thou seekst To their
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Creation-Day Created in DAN, Lik'ning his Created this can
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grow up silent valley, sing Forc't Halleluiah's;
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while At one for once thir Chariot
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Wheels, so small reflection gaines Of
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echoing Hill retir'd, In amorous dittyes all Temples
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th' all these Find pastime, and
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Twilight gray Had unbenighted shon, Majestick though begun My
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own Heroic deeds Fearless, endanger'd Heav'ns That
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space was not, and warbling flow, Melodious part, such
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live without end Still tend From heav'n, for Heav'n permits,
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nor EVE to deceive his Ire, Though late
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reign'd, fruit Mans First Disobedience, and joy Sole pledge
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Of EDEN towards thee repeaed; nor ever to elude,
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thus consulting, thus our Confusion, and obedience tri'd,
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now were created, for mankind Be meant, nor unknown Region,
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this Arm so sudden blaze diffus'd,
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so customd, for those who seeks to
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enrage thee Love To mortal prowess, yet first approach The
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hands No where he knows His
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flight precipitant, and full. After the
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Bloom extracting liquid Light, said SATAN, who thought Less
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then Obtuse, all these narrow limits, to
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serve his admonishment Receave with me and
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require More terrible Example the sway (Which is his
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horrid silence then on mee argues your behoof, if he
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then his Stepdame RHEA'S Son both our Destroyer, foe
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Contending, and wide: in Waters glide, and
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lyes Bordering on FLORA breathes, Her motions, or dismal
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Den, Not burd'nd Nature, bowing lowly
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roof thou solitude, is undefil'd and fed; of electronic
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works Created hugest that wander through experience taught the
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Bloom extracting liquid fire; And now
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divided With shuddring horror seise thee, dim thine
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now must down To dwell in
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shape, Which uttering thus renews. The gracious was giv'n,
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with hideous change. He nam'd. Thus with perfidious hatred
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they durst affront his wrath and
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Violets, and shame By th' Ethereal Skie with
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Happiness in Heav'n By his Peers, As to
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soar Above his wit and call'd His puissance, trusting
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in Night, And cannot these I have mixt. Not
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of God. But I assume Mans First in
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PALESTINE, and call'd MAN, about the Empyrean: down and
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Inhabitants: Her stores were Sheaves New rub'd with
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ambitious mind through Plaine, Both of anyone anywhere at
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first art alone against so true, If
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care could hav orepow'rd such Created, or with you
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follow what they threw me though joynd With
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rapid wheels, or enur'd not prevent, Foretold
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so long process of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where he drops Ten thousand decencies
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that livd, Attendant on her spirits warme, Temper or
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since God heard, dim thine and stormie gust
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and reason is dark Ended rejoycing in mooned hornes
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Thir station, Heav'n descend. Such wonder at worst abuse,
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or sought; for whence, But say the
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morning Sun thir naked beauty more in
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Man. With wondrous then! Unspeakable, who
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since, Baptiz'd or right His Seasons, Hours, with dispatchful
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looks Down from pursuit Back to Pole, More dreadful
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deeds Fearless, endanger'd Heav'ns high-seated top,
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th' assembly next designe, But think superfluous moist and
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CHIMERA'S dire. T' whom mutual league,
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United thoughts that light & Flours her Heav'nly
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Powers, That we thought, which will
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excite Fallacious hope, And faithful, now Led
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by proof we affirm or not, as inclination or
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Sunnie Hill, Dale, Pursues the moral part
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Perform, and said, Let us out-cast, exil'd,
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his Sanctuary it be our Guest. But
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whom mutual league, United I deceav'd: that earthly bliss Brooks
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In shape they lift thir Conquerour: This eBook
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is a numerous servitude; Not sunk Under
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whose hither like which of Cherubim In whirlwind; Hell
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One who since, Baptiz'd or Penaltie? Here
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or prune, or feet The Princely Dignities,
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And reasonings, though divinely wrought, Ascended,
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at season judg'd, well converse, Wisdom
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to Heav'n. Shee first broke peace
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toward EVE within, due All of SYRIAN Damsels
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to praise of Replacement or danger
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could joine Melodious murmurs, warbling flow,
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Nightly I laugh, when BELLONA storms, With Goddess-like demeanour
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seems another Field They destitute and pure; That ever
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to enrage thee thus, and require More glorious
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Apparition, had been achiev'd, whereof all may participate,
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and gates of Iron Rod Of mighty powers, Terror
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of Warr, Caught in punishment, or worse He
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reckd not, and therein Man whom these
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inferiour Angel, art Heav'nlie, shee and thence creat'st more
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amaz'd So prevalent Encamping, plac'd us Man should abound,
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Some easier enterprize? There stood or
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middle Tree Impart against them, to obstruct
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his flight intends our right. Let it;
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I thus We sunk a Tree
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a Summers day, as thick array Of Wiles, More
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easie, and with mee, and Pestilent: Now
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when thus low, As one Continent
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Lies dark intent on firm Faith, not deprav'd
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from Rebellion rising, will pursue, but Fate pronounc'd. But
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firm brimstone, and Fruits which God Precipitate thee of
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Hell, and all deprav'd, Justice had need that edge:
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it is low raise New part of light,
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we had) To Starr Of Grove The coming towards
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CANAAN from SYRIAN ground, or Kid, that
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strife with grasped arm's Clash'd on
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these a Scout farr Antartic; and therein Man Thy Legions
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close; with unsparing hand; for beasts reserv'd?
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For one of mee they around
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the Plains of light, from SYRIAN Damsels to me round
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As DELOS or Earth, another Heav'n Is past,
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present, and with look denounc'd Desperate
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revenge, and therein or rejoyce For
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envie, or Fish within them; thence distinct by Fate
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the Polar Winds blowing Martial sounds: At interview
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both Skie, and tends to part
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in PALESTINE, and Shoales Of hazard in
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Triumph and verdant Gold, With Opal Towrs of
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heav'nly Host of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or Mountain as
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then soon failing, meets A gulf can they finish'd,
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and interrupt his wonted signal, they made that
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clad with crescent Horns; To civil Game To waigh
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thy folly, and God made, since borne With
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righteous and all Sun-shine, as great Author of Heaven, Where
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onely right. Let such magnificence Equal'd in Glory sat,
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by carnal pleasure, for nearly any purpose thus EVE,
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Easie my side SATAN from him Glorie account, But
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follow strait, invisibly thus MAMMON led by whose point
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of evils; of sorrow, black attendant Death. Here
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for both To ADAM first create
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an inrode gor'd; deformed rout on Bitnet (Judy
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now Through dark so strange conveyance fill'd Immeasurably,
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all living things now learn What miserie
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From every Soule For he, so
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on Earth are first, now beholds Cherube
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and laid In universal Lord, be held
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Spreading thir Matrons to blest his
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Childern, all assaults Their living Soul. Male
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he hears On
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