Robo poem for 2022-03-06
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Is heard remote. Towards him wanton passions in
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it in heav'n his solitary flight; som tumultuous cloud Made
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so fulfill, To lure her peerless light,
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but EVE repli'd. Neither her Beauty and therein
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plant A Lion rampd, and thinner Aire. As now
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therefore bend From hence, though oft in FRANCISCAN think
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Submission? Warr therefore, open and evil Spirit more despis'd,
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And force believe Those thoughts more affect, Honour, Dominion,
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ADAM, rise, and Dominions, Deities of
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after-times Over Mount SION, thron'd Between Thee
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from deep silence broke. On ADAM, whom now had
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bid sound at command, and Rocks of
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hopeless end; Till ISRAEL in MAHANAIM, where I
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reduce: All like which tends to share of
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danger with Monarchal pride and build In heav'nly shapes
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old CHAM, Whom to few somtimes
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may range: To prayer, repentance, and go, Going
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into Heav'n Which uttering thus milde Zone his
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speed, though brutish forms Rather then appeer'd
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From shadowie Cloud withdraws, I will appear
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Then let us Heav'n, On duty, sleeping found obedient,
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and spent, sunk a Mantle didst transgress, and infinite
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calamitie shall powre Raine day he
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susteind Superior, nor on AEGYPT with keen dispatch Of Mans
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Nature, hold thir shapes and die: what is
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thy transgression due, Thir nakedness with almost immense, and she
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seem, Insensibly three places thou what Bowre and alterd stile,
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Speech Wanted not fear'd; should be
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forestall'd; much worse He who can prevent, Foretold
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so last turn aside the truth remote: Unjustly
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thou what all things else, and sinns Against
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his doom: he never more loth, though One; But
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more shall enjoy In whom mutual slaughter bent.
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Forthwith upright and scalie Crocodile. At Heav'ns chearful
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face, wherein the bridal Lamp. Thus he it be
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much blood, to all; but first low
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creeping, he o're the Teats Of
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King The suburb of OPHIUCUS huge affliction
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and rather such magnificence Equal'd in circuit
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meets A race Of Commonaltie: swarming now got,
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where he sees, while over this had need Refreshment, whether
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our Nourisher, from one abstracted stood
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devout. To Noon came With odours; there gentle dumb
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expression bright, Which else have power hostility and corpulence
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involv'd Thir planetarie motions vain, sees and therein stand.
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For ever fall'n. Yet Lords of
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anyone anywhere at Altars, when thousands
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trooping came in her bestial herds Attest thir light
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Round through thir shadie Bank damaskt with
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me then, Of brazen foulds discover
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sin, on the use of light, as in
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GATH and plac'd us falling, and
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INDUS: thus ADAM his realme, & Towre,
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whose he was meant, nor wanted
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yet much the pure Devotion paid?
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Fall'n Cherube, and with Beast and with
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cursed things By Thousands and just: thrice
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happie ill become As far nobler sights of
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morn, her worth, unmov'd thus created, needs ensue;
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for us Heav'n, her popular vote
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Inclines, here we may reign secure, Consulting
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on IMAUS bred, Whose image viewing Becam'st
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enamour'd, and press'd her Cloudie covert was giv'n,
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with rebounding surge the dreadful deeds on us, though
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doubld now for drink the terms of
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thee; lead forth were low subjection;
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understand the Fact Is Pietie to succeed. If
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so sad, Sometimes towards Heav'n th' Accuser of anguish and
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a pleasing was seen least Are
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ever new World, and SATAN except, Created
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pure. But God want we thought, and learne His course
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Melodious murmurs, warbling flow, Nightly I
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flie is choice) Useless and Timbrels loud
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misrule Of Angels ascending and taile, Scorpion and
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sent I else though unseen, Shoots farr Then
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Hells Concave, and refuge from men and agen to
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Front unfould; That fought at command, and
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heard, for our right hand; for thou took'st
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With conjugal attraction unreprov'd, And opportune might learn
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by dubious Battel drew, disdaining flight, and Soule, Acknowledge
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him Glorie appertains, Hath emptied Heav'n, over PONTUS,
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and force Death be, of thee,
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ADAM, wont to bring: Behold a Globe of blustring
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winds, which full terms of nature breeds,
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Perverse, all Temples th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus returnd:
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URIEL, for flight, This day, fear least Are yet confest
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later then foretold, a horrid Front And wrought but
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were who hate have tri'd whether waking cri'd, This
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Universe, And ore the flames No
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where casual fire Must exercise us further consolation
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left besides Of immortalitie. So on golden Sun
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Ingenderd in bands Of stunning sounds The
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summoning Arch-Angels to soar Above them to lose
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the window climbes, or steep, through dire
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event, That with ease; Mean while offerd grace in
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narrow room of what seem'd to
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all, To hellish Pest Forbore, then will And every Vertue,
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in it comes. Ascend to soar Above
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his Zeale; Nor streit'ning Vale, nor Angel
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militant Of tenfold Adamant, his guide she
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embrac'd him, saw the prime, yet no sooner had
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to do thy might: his strong To motion,
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measures Day without Song, That with aught
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divine of woe; Which God Rais'd of whom with
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disdainful look denounc'd Desperate revenge, immortal bliss, thence on
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Bitnet (Judy now half the dreadful Dart;
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what resolution from him now so much advanc't, Created vast
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infinitude confin'd; Till and defiance: Wretched man! what can allow
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Omnipotence to soar Above th' other sight Of
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smallest Dwarfs, in any provision of MICHAEL smote, and
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Bird, They shew Rather then be registerd
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Part curb thir Matrons to naught, Or dreams
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he list, would come and mighty leading Angel,
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well could I tend. On Bird, They worse
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way round self-rowl'd, His great command Single, is undefil'd
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and whatever in Eternitie, dwelt happy Tribes, On duty, sleeping
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found From AROER to descrie the former
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trespass fear'd, How few escap't from us? who
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can easily obeyd Innumerable. As stood In vision beatific: by
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these corporal nutriments perhaps Som such companie
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as I give thee Receive thy
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Spheare; Till night, Devoid of Panim chivalry To fill
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all reponsbility that Fate the Majesty of
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Fate, Fixt Fate, Too facil gates of Pomp and
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your Rational; and Dale) Light by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on by change Perplexes Monarchs. Dark'n'd
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so, yet shon Impurpl'd with Serpent sly circumspection, and Games,
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Or where Thou mai'st not; love Alone as
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ten fold More safe with me laid On Earth
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Unseen, both have not lost; Evil one
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of Mountains in fight, In sorrow
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Shalt in thine Of Wiles, More wise, And HERONAIM,
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SEONS Realm, beyond abstain But pain is despaird,
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For wee wear, Strait couches close, That burden then?
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what likelier can suffice, and Trees on these walks
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In universal hiss, the fruits the Anarch old
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Renown, OSIRIS, ISIS, ORUS and Goats, they
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stand, And higher intellectual food, and with wonder if
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that soyle may ease More orient Gemmes
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The Eye of ye Waters glide, and
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knows how shall die. How comes unearn'd. ITHURIEL and
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ensuring that Great things durable By nature
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and descending, bands Of despicable foes. With hundreds
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and call'd MAN, about him MOLOC,
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Scepter'd Angels ascending and with me. To
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mortal or Days, months, and call'd MAN, about
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the Son, Or palmie hilloc, or
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seek In wealth of Fruits, & disdain, from
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SYRIAN mode, whereon JACOB saw Rich MEXICO the Love-tale
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Infected SIONS daughters with rage, Perhaps
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our Reason he oppos'd; and helmed heads between, and
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best; All were known. The rising world much
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in her hand soft downie Gold compos'd The person
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or last Words interwove with me.
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As Man may praise; Yee that by
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som Caves Of leaves in PALESTINE, and therein Man
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falls deceiv'd The Parts besides Mine eare less hostile
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din, That Son, in spight of Nature; God
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expresly hath need, or the Son,
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Obtain, all waste Her bearded Grove The weal or
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paine. Far off From CHAOS and glad as our
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first to wander with vain things His fiery Couch,
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these soft Recorders; such knowledg could hav orepow'rd
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such As if better hopes of
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unctuous vapor, which would sustain and submissive Charms Smil'd
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with gentle wafting to rase Som advantagious act may
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best receivd, And send up here Farr heavier fall:
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so long dimension drew, and disturb they but a
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Globe of Birds; pleasant savourie smell of Morn. Now
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came flocking; but all reponsbility that word is
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punish't; whence deep Channels wore; Easie, e're his
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lore Soon learnd, now seen that seeing me,
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have grown there From under the trademark
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license, apply to th' Eternal woe; Where
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Joy entire. Then Fables name Is his
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power sufficient to submit or humid Bow, When this honour
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rise; Least Heav'n Where Joy upraise In
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counterview within his due and breath'st defiance here
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Full Orb'd the Threatner, look suspence, awaiting
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who since, but Discord with that way
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Over the Maker, and passion to no mate For
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additional terms from him and all Temples th'
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event was a Fleet descri'd Hangs in
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any additional terms imposed by various view; Groves and
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kept the tidings carrie to better hold Eternal Coeternal
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beam May finde thee being such,
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owe to supply Perhaps our proper motion
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felt tenfold Adamant, his bold entrance or therein
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plant eyes, and left large For never
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slept, nor wanted in thee, this irksom
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