Robo poem for 2021-11-09
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Please check Fruitless imbraces: or false Philosophie: Yet
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unconsum'd. Before the train of Roses intermixt with
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damps and all Temples th' inventer miss'd, so much what
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doubt we are. Mean while God Of unessential Night
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Darkens the Ark Maim'd his memorie,
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Nameless in dismal world, and achievd of thee:
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Retire, or you Life Still ending,
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still with ASIA joyn'd, To us, unless
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by command the sound-board breaths. Anon they aim'd
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That we may thank ADAM; but I drag
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him sung Unmeditated, such wherein lies Against
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a pleasing light well conceav'd of anyone anywhere
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at eeve In vision beatific: by constraint
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Wandring this woe, With second groan, Long
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after thoughts Were always downward on Bitnet (Judy now reignes
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Full Counsel must meet, Indebted and between worlds material mould,
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had Of immortalitie. So spake our proper
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substance; time his Peerage fell On Princes, Potentates, Warriers,
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the Son, Obtain, all good; I So
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spake th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus began. Bold deed That singing
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up rose The Univers, and Friers White,
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Black fire Victorious. Thus Fame shall the IRS.
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Nor those Armies thou beest he;
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But solemn Pipe, And call to
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partake Full Counsel must mature: Peace is pain
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To blackest Insurrection, to drive out
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fit audience find, who bids us
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remote From Noon, and gates of anyone anywhere at THEB'S
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and receave thir thoughts were set here? This one,
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Now Night He err'd in sight, Amid the liquid
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Plain, and dangers, heard Delightfully, ENCREASE AND MULTIPLY,
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Now came one and sloth, Surfet, and Farmes
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Adjoynd, from within the Conquerour? who aspires
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Vain hopes, vain plumb down Thus measuring things shall
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his head Of counterfeted truth remote: Unjustly thou Out
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of SODOM, and all assaults Their Altars by task In
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close The Bird stoop'd on Bitnet (Judy now My
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Guide And thy Ofspring, end the
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Gate, and bold, Far off this eBook is
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for who him bound. Thou did'st resigne thy
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flesh, And Fabl'd how far? For one That fought
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at call, but fierce extreames Contiguous
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might dilated stood, and with perfet ranks;
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for know, and find who without more in
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calme His utmost ARNON. Nor was that future things
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as in Heav'n in Heav'n To mortal things, The
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Womb of our Foe pursu'd us ever shut, And
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through fire To save A sweatie Reaper from
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Just, and cinders fill'd; so faire field I beheld; Birth-day
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of Grace, Which here, nor can containe; Beyond the terms
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of Spirits perverse With SATAN, broke loose it
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be revenge On bold Wont ride
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forth, and tends to view Bristl'd with
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ballanc't Aire inspir'd CASTALIAN Spring of Gods? where I
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still remember'd The rest in terrible Example the Heavens To
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mortal eare ever to that Just o're the
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sweet forgetfulness all Windes The pleasant green, As
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stood Or glittering by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on a dark Ceeling stood; One shap'd &
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worthy well beware, And Earth Thir Starry
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Lamps and full. After thir pomp Supream, And
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IDA known, How due! yet Regaind in
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Heav'n such abundance wants to see them
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several active Sphears assignd, Till dieted
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by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now (Certain
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to woe, That one Head of
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fraud; and beat'n way Pursues, as this text
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should be human pair, yee in strength, or
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had bid the harmony (What could befall
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Spirit maligne, but I never shall die: what
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admir'st thou, who knows, and gates of SYRIAN ground, or
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our Sire, And Vertues, Powers, nor touch; here we most
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merits praise him drove: Down right of anyone
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in Heav'n From whom yet argument blasphemous,
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false and laid The Calf in
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Heav'n or whose griesly top Of SENNAAR, and
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Dale of lost In sharp and longing eye; Nor multitude,
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like which for flight, or MAROCCO, or responsive each
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order came they, the Highest, Holiest, Best, thou
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thy Nature unpossest By Sacred silence thir feet The Pilot
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of this deceit: to boast, Begins his Avenger,
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since into thousands, once as again in
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HESEBON And higher Would never to dare The
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Stairs were at command, ere day Wav'd round
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World, To whose mortal injurie Imperishable,
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and granted tax returns. Royalty payments should prevail and
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vain to me his heavier doom,
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Yet all honour gaine Companion dear, By present, could tell,
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though she trod. His eye On all
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Temples th' event. And Spirits, and Omnipotent Decree, The
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fiery CHAOS and hearts Love not perswade immediate stroak;
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but well understand; Not unagreeable, to corporal nutriments
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perhaps Your wonder, and all Starrs, and bare
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Earth, one great Sultan waving to soar
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Above them draind, Exhausted, spiritless, afflicted, fall'n. Yet
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these Vex'd SCYLLA bathing in Prose or
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creating hand coast, som Orator renound In discourse Is
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greater to reach interpos'd; three different cause
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Mov'd on NORWEGIAN hills, to soar Above
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all was safe, And durable; and Thunder,
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my remembrance: now I obey But prayer
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Inspir'd, and amaz'd, No detriment need All
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he pleasd, and wrought Nigh on my self. To
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mortal snare; for scarce Had not lost; Attonement for
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the mouth Cast forth will is lost. From servitude
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inglorious welnigh half smiling thus RAPHAEL his will hardly
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dare, Or less Then feed on Bitnet
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(Judy now Of Wisdom, what I think to appease, Kneel'd
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and hoary Frost Shall bruise Expect to soar
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Above all prodigious things, and enslav'd by fire purge
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off From every living Wheels, so high, And various
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rounds? Thir callow young, but more With
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low As each Bank, the Starr to impose:
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He speeds, and Palaces he tasted; mee along: For ever,
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bountie of the track Of high Power prepar'd
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For should enthrall themselves: I else might beget
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Like TENERIFF or Song, resound His Cattel
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and Warr. Each Stair mysteriously was sweet; from following
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sentence, that I pleas'd, and over ADRIA to
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bad no middle flight Aloft, incumbent
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on AEGYPT with Pure with me. Some wandring flight the
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border of unctuous vapor, which in Arms, in
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Sculles that can Bird and repulst Whatever Earth
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Then such horrid silence thus obtain
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His Sons, From granting hee, thou
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heardst) The Poles of EDEN, till the Heavens King
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pursues: All these his ample spaces, o're the Cherube,
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and shame To you discover sin,
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yet know More to describe whose exile
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Hath lost lay by, and slothful: yet never
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till more Then loudest vehemence: thither he calld That ye
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sworn To one root, and Timbrels loud Heard
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Of mischief, and wine. Witness this gloom;
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the God exact In clusters; they walk'd: The mid Sea:
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part in derision, and her rising
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seem'd Woman to excess, The easiest
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recompence, and plac'd in Heav'n wakes the glad as violent
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stroke To Idols through experience taught
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the feare. Why should be blasphem'd, Seis'd us,
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the thirstie Earth Unseen, both Skie,
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in hateful strife, hateful Office now exhal'd, and full.
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After soft with Envy and Morning hour whenever! why Obtruded
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on me thought, and shining heav'nly
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mindes from him created thee yet
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extends to perswade immediate Warr, what most
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conspicuous, when on golden Shields; Then in thick swarming
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now bolder wing, or guile. What pleasure
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situate in any work which compel'd Mee
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thus, unmovd with extended long after,
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now beholds Cherube and bare, unsightly, unadorn'd,
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Brought Death devote? Rather how the
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banisht crew The silent stream, LETHE the terms of
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all involv'd With mazie error under
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watch; these Herbs, Fruits, & might induce us with
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order'd Spear Of his Pride Had ended
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foul concupiscence; whence light Fare: And TIRESIAS
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and reasons, and longing wait The
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Hell Fear to know, and could such
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distempers foule Ingendring with grasped arm's Clash'd on Bitnet
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(Judy now excessive grown Suspected to accord)
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Man Restore us, equal fear Of
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order, though immortal: But God to move Thir
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boasted Parents; TITAN Heav'ns Wicket seems another Scene. Thrones
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and interrupt the passive both, his side tempestuous fire, He
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swerve not built in me sprung, Two
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other wheel the Mission of God
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outspred, (Such are scattered throughout the blessed
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Spirits bright Pavement that temperate Clime; else
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set thee her fair bounds, Dislodging from
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begging peace: All on JOVE, or therein Man
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alive; by nature, will Prayer, Or when Orient Colours
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waving: with beams, Now in cogitation deep.
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Glad was in Heavn, & Whom Thunder
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didst depart, know Both all Temples th' undying
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Worm, That Shepherd, who next GABRIEL, thou bidst
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Unargu'd I adore. Gentle to accord) Man Extracted;
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for thy Womb: On duty, sleeping soon they forewarne,
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Wolves shall amaze Thir Deities of sin
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his reare, Circular base original, With furious down
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Thus roving on Thrones; Though last in Heav'n perhaps,
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to supply Perhaps hath none, whose griesly top
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whereof, but he put off, and speed And
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higher of eternal might rise Above th' ASPHALTICK Pool.
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PEOR his riv'n Armes Braunching so oft appeers.
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Thee, Serpent, whom the arched roof Pendant
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by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on the baser fire
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Of ENNA, where stand in narrow circuit to drive
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farr I though perhaps With Warr Under what seem'd
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Above his wandring course through experience taught to assume,
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or this diurnal Starr Of Wiles, More woe,
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