Robo poem for 2020-09-18
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While here onely Son, Possesses thee This to
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boast, Begins his Foe hath bin warnd
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Thir specious deeds compar'd this Usurper
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his approach Her loss, and drearie Vaile They found,
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fast Threw forth, and cool, the World where Rivers mouth
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Cast out of Pipes that wisdom seemd, Deign
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to dewy Eve, A Nation to Paradise I chiefly
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to mix And Strength undiminisht, or tedded Grass, Herb yeilding
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Seed, In Reason, is most adhere,
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Hee boulder now, While yet residing, Bred
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of knowledg fair and Timbrels loud acclaim. Thence
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more Cease I had Earth shall
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succeed for intercourse, Or come Into
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the fount of monstrous sight Of
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Iron or Garden-Plot more affect, Honour, Dominion, ADAM, thou
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hat'st, I never dwell, The grosser feeds
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the worlds & formd and with present
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pain, professing next appeer'd To have assur'd us;
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and Mankinde; I warn'd us, self-begot, self-rais'd By
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Night he also drown'd, And fell
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His Seed, And various: wondring where thou at all;
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but that bore with grasped arm's Clash'd on
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NORWEGIAN hills, to unhoord the track Of hideous fall
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Down right against which no dishonor on him lastly
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die Well pleas'd Then was safe, And
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thither he throws his works, reports, performances and
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ever-threatning storms Of EDEN, where plentie
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hung Clustring, but minded still; And banisht
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from God Rais'd impious War in one.
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Before thy magnific Titles now rests Upon himself; horror
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shot with almost no worse By center, or change,
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Though sleeping, where he drew they
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do? if need All path leads up there
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best witness all Her mischief, and with Envy
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and one intent ITHURIEL and damp, yet those
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numerous late, now Calv'd, now Not only peace
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confound. Together both sin Will either
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to soar Above th' adventrous Song,
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and forlorne. Half sunk thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, as
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Starrs of Sulphur. Thither his offence. O
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pittie thus ZEPHON, with aw whom SATAN turning boldly,
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thus. Ye Eate freely with deeds
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Thou did'st resigne thy flaming Armes, and dangers,
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heard th' Omnipotent, Immutable, Immortal, Infinite, Eternal Coeternal
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beam May serve Willing or reflection gaines
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Of warring Winds, And season judg'd, well contain,
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bring Thir nimble feet Shaddowd from SYRIAN ground, or
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gemm'd Thir visages and till one Empire; doubtless; while they
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seise fast, With ATLANTEAN shoulders like which their repast;
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then bursting forth Triumphant through their native righteousness, Araying cover'd
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field, where he will Of lustre rich CATHAIAN Coast.
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The growing Empire; doubtless; while thou saw'st; Where Joy
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entire. Then to temper Hero's old now My
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being by, For haste; such as farr remov'd
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Not of bones, Like consort of hate
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Illustrates, when BELLONA storms, With thy greatness
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will destroy The better part have anointed, could long Rove
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idle unimploid, and sublime, and verdant wall;
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each milder thought. High overarch't, and peaceful
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sloath, Not BABILON, Nor grateful Memorie: thou by angry Foe
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hung his people in earnest so true, If so
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the fringed Bank with hop'd success, Throws
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his journey, and ILIUM, on yon
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dreary Plain, forlorn and both addrest for
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Man. With speed On she comes a place,
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and support; That rais'd From imposition of Hell Gate
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Of Mans Nature, hold Caelestial Spirits he wore,
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to endure? courageous Chief, The suburb of joy
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Sole in quaternion run Potable Gold, Or heart
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enclos'd, Pattern of Harp thy holy Hill
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or have known in Array of
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som small he caus'd to dissolve:
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When Reason not worst, If so much advanc't, Created
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or cold Climat, or manacl'd with me
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once, now severe, And with deep array on winged
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Saint After his timely dew of Rot
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and sue for flight, and shame in VALDARNO,
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to Spirit, that sight, thou see How oft though bold,
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will be human ofspring, to tell Of
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Thunder didst not lost; the sense, In ADAM,
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rise, Whether to drown the slender waste and Jav'lin,
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Stones and forlorne. Half sunk before Dwelt
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from pain Distorted, all Natures concord holds,
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unite thir Lord High honourd sits?
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Go heavenly Grace: and prevented all a solemn Bird
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stoop'd on NIPHATES top was advanc't Shon like which
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tends to hazard in bigness to submit or enur'd
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not obtrusive, but straight I ruin overspred, Had so
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well contain, bring them forth, th' Omnipotent to tell
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Of Mankind they keep His orient Gemmes
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The matin Trumpet from BENGALA, or sollid Rock Ran
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purple to woe, More hands his pride Soon
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learnd, now came one enmitie between (Unanswerd
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least recover'd, hath caus'd to seek her
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kind; Whose higher knowledge might induce us good, Against
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the vision thus low? Th' offence, that watrie Labyrinth,
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whereof so Justice Divine effect of men: the
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World, whose aid the more, What inward griefe
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His wrath may reign secure, Consulting on Bitnet (Judy
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now reignes Full soon discernd his seat, Him followed
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his Beams, or this agreement, you indicate
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that flaming Mount, or PGLAF), owns a voice From mortal
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to passion first broke from inward part loss
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of OPHIUCUS huge a black GEHENNA call'd, whose lowly down
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Thus incorporeal Spirits perverse With Man, Retaining
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still But opposite to AEGYPTIAN THEB'S and with
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ambitious aim Against unpaind, impassive; from the Firey Pillar
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of sweets; for who first, now fall'n such
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Object to God high behests his
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Mediator, his Sun-bright Chariot Wheels, so cleer, sharp'nd his
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eye pursu'd us rest. Meanwhile the fruits the
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Center mix Irradiance, virtual or be born
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and all assaults Their childrens cries unheard,
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that fair Fruit. Goddess feign'd submission swore:
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ease Unfast'ns: on stiff Pennons, towre The Kingdoms of
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anyone anywhere at his Beams, or possess A faithful
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found, which op'nd from the first
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though the user, provide a sent I fell, Self-tempted,
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self-deprav'd: Man May hope, And HERONAIM,
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SEONS Realm, beyond Compare of Sea weed thir doings
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God Express, and support That Son, in PALESTINE,
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and sublime, and Wrong, Of lucre
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and accurst, the Sons Came towring,
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armd in store. Inhabitant of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or
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lasting pain Surpris'd thee, because I follow
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strait, invisibly thus pronounced his Pride Had
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driven down To Hill, and composure,
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and AMPHISBAENA dire, CERASTES hornd, HYDRUS, and odious
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offrings, and solve high Noon came last, Though by
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small, Useful of Spirits immortal sing?) Suspended
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Hell, Thou And through all th' Eternal
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silence broke. Bold deed created man, By
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loosing all, receives From off From those Appointed
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to celebrate his first Men not fear'd; should be created
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first drew they sang of friends, Th'
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intricate wards, and therein plac't us
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down Thus foil'd thir Maker, in vain aimes,
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inordinate desires Blown up with revenge: cruel expectation.
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Yet one in Glory obscur'd: As might with delight;
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how chang'd thir wayes, they among her bleating herds
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Attest thir thoughts Had ris'n or online
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at length The PERSIAN in DAN, Lik'ning his Helme, gripe
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fast Threw forth, till part in hell
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Precedence, none, But us round by Decree Another side, the
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hiss returnd with blood arise On each
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To transubstantiate; what wants to participate All seasons, ripe
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for sight, smell, taste; But chiefly who should
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be foretold The Serpent: him created once
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he scornful eye commands, invented Torments. But glad that
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strow the barrs of evil; Which
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thus returnd: URIEL, for pace, not
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disconsolate; reveale To adore the baser fire Dilated
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or 20.zip ***** This pendant world, whom as you
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follow strait, rough, dense, or corrupt
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no no, for sight, That for the
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Deitie, while ye Saints, here onely,
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and at www.gutenberg.net Produced by so should ascend Ethereal, as
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in PALESTINE, and Clarions be overcome or
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ADAMS: Round through Heav'n, And twentie
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thousand Banners rise By Tongue obey'd The lip of
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Hell, Thou at THEB'S and dispel'd their borrow'd
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Gold Empyreal, from the search and us
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from Pole to appetite, that Paradise
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I repent or free future evil
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turne ascanse The Battel proud will pluck such
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live with hideous ruine and all associated files
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of aire, that parts were they beseech That
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after some renownd Metropolis With pleasant
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savourie pulp they with revenge: cruel fight, yet
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no happiness. Whatever doing, what of Hell More
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glorious Apparition, had pluckt; the vext
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the offer'd wrong, Though but thee might induce us Heav'n,
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And shook his Beams, or ATLAS
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unremov'd: His wonder strange! Of good
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prov'd certain revolutions all as Spirits for
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uses to soar Above th' East, had prepar'd For
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God ordaind; Out of Fruits, & stoop with sad
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exclusion from those banks, where most needs, whether
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I yeild it intends; till Death, his
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Bowre. Thy coming, and much advanc't, We overpower?
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Suppose he clos'd, Hell More justly, Seat the
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hubbub wilde uproar. As not over-rul'd by
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e-mail) within me thy hand, Abortive, monstrous, all
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assaults Their living Soul. Male he assayd, and
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through Heav'ns and proofread public peace,
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Yet dreadful shade Spring both, from hence, for sight,
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and attend. This friendly condescention to their doubl'd Ranks
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they fell, from SYRIAN Damsels to
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lament his aide was seen Most glorious, in Heav'n.
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Which now Then were created, needs must earn.
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But first begins Her self, With dread
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the mantling Vine curles on IMAUS
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bred, Whose inward silence
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