Robo poem for 2022-12-31
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Whence ADAM took thir lot shall never
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did God, and revenge, immortal Fruits? Is
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rising, saw good in ADAMS room of
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pain, less and with shining heav'nly Thrones,
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With ravishment Attracted by turns, on golden Scales, yet there
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Coasting the fee for Lightning see
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Law Conviction to disinthrone the soule Reason
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I keep, by Angels prevalent Encamping, plac'd
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in circuit wide Within, her cloudie Van, On
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my associate Powers, triumpht In foraign Lands with me
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for I keep, by native Heav'n, yet
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never fade the full-blazing Sun, to
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do all Her hand Abolish his
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power and th' unwieldy Elephant To mortal
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or fills and therein plac't or their
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defence who lay Chain'd on som tumultuous cloud
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Of new League with corruption there by that
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done, well stor'd with Man as
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mee. They summ'd thir mornings rural seat
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Thir callow young, but obedient at command, and Rivers
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run Perpetual Fountain by side subducting,
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took with Lance) Thick clouds and
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hapless Paire Sate Eagle-wing'd, beside it toilsom,
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yet scarce had forbid the birth Now lately
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Heaven to him by descending had
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being, it be worth not safe. Assemble thou only
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extold, Son Young BACCHUS from no
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higher, Surpassest farr Then temporal death in narrow
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vent appli'd To vice industrious, but her
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popular vote Inclines, here thy Associates,
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ADAM, earths hallowd limits thou my advice;
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since mute, And reason just, Hinder'd not lost; Evil be
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invulnerable in every eye so over us more, the
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voice From far disperst In close by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now Of shrubs and AARON)
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sent To lessen thee, dim Night regaine
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Her watrie Glass the fraud. At first Hell By
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the following pace the Sons Came Prologue, and
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highth, Stood like which both ascend to parch that
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saw, how such united force resistless way,
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by envious Foe so dismist in rising
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on thy Sons; O were matcht, who not
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whence they live, and wee Instead shall
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practice how faire, Less hardie as
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heard thee thus, behold her, not fear'd; should
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injure us, linkt in sight, thou saidst, from body opaque
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can Is Center, and fury O
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Father, half enclose him corrupted? or intermission none
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I flew, And be worth ambition though perhaps asleep secure
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In loss of taste thy State whom hath
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here A thing that edge: it flows, disgorging foule
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Are ever to correspond, opener mine
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Eyes That made Of force or adverse: so
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by looks of their fears. Then Crown'd
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With stench and dangers, heard Delightfully, ENCREASE AND
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MULTIPLY, Now less volubil Earth Put forth Infinite goodness,
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grace Invincible: abasht the cold ground,
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or do practically ANYTHING with threats
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Of true delight? Which to abstinence,
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Much reason, and pain to naught, Or
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trie with Nymphlike step no better thou bidst Unargu'd
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I drag thee enlighten, but rather Death Grinnd
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horrible a Starr that we know. But in
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despair, to be, Deterrd not worst, Thus began To
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know, Can either to Earth Wheels her
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stay, Rose, Or to soar Above th'
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oblivious Pool, And great Enemie All as one
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tastes; Nor vehement desire, In signe whereof who
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hate thy fear, hath forbid. Not of God that
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swim th' AMERICAN to come, And leave
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ye seek Thir Glory witherd. As new World;
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Open, ye Powers To hellish mischief as
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thine owne. Because the AMMONITE Worshipt in
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tears, Though threatning, grew Neer that
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debt paid, Thou fablest, here their great Ammiral, were
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terms of other Aire Resounded, and
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goes: but all diseas'd, all but to her
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Daughters born to no Temple right Reason
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overcome. If thou with pale dominion checks the Foundation
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is readie, and may do I
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be indeed and cleerd, and therein
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stand. For mans life and disperse, that parts
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EGYPT marching, equal'd the Sphear whose
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guile What force is left besides Prone on thee
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have also our state Of his Sons Then aught
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of Pipes that walks at seaven
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mouthes With Heav'nly love Unanimous, as many deeds
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well understood must dwell, The Makers high over her ample
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Square from Heav'n, and enter in; This answer from
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him thy head, enclos'd From Earth again In
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vision beatific: by what hinders then ours
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to love Alone th' expanse of pure breath
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Of their Prison ordain'd thir wav'd As new
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commer, Shame, There let those bad no bliss Enjoy'd
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by leave so vaine, Under spread
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wings, at once, now behold Not
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only Son? What higher sat, with
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me, for another Skie. As neerer to accord)
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Man find none admire That for in Triumph high
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abode, those spots, unpurg'd Vapours not feard To
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answer, and Angels, and tends to give
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it brought: and passion to soar Above
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th' Antagonist of this license and game,
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To settle here Breathe forth Light after light At
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Ev'ning from Pole to fall. I approach of chaines,
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Proud limitarie Cherube, and passion not, much converse
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with rage; Under spread Ensigns marching might
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draw Envy and fearless, nor too long, Rage prompted them
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to do the charm his Proem tun'd;
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Into the main Abyss And Porches wide, but hast'n
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to contend with rebounding surge the surging smoak
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and with hideous length: before scarse had
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need walk, you agree to share of
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Heavn Rowls o're the Herb and Song; Such proof,
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Hell-born, not fear'd; should Man nor obeid: Your bodies
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may copy upon my stay? Thee what between (Unanswerd
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least that tour'd Fould above shade, a bloody Fray;
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With some thing not leave in
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sight? Say, Muse, that bide In battel, what between
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till men Grow up the Beginning
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how blows the Cherubim In sorrow abandond, but rather
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darkness visible Serv'd only this can envie
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what is enterd; yet by Decree I assume,
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And love Thy words thir place
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of tears and titles, and ILIUM, on Bitnet
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(Judy now attains, I fear no fear surpris'd and
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are legally required to these shining
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heav'nly meek. Undoubtedly he drew they pass'd At once
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as in such it now thy
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soft downie Gold And starrie train: But they,
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the Center thrice happie places led. And
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thought can envie and Dale of Heaven, Heav'n
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arriv'd, and tilth, whereon we have thought All incorruptible
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would sustain me; but worse relapse
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And happie places thou seest, and Rebel Angels, they pass'd
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Through dark Aereal vapours flew Of Grove The penaltie
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of sorrow, doleful shades, where ere day
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Thy folly; or Yeares: This pendant world, if thou
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ADAM, whom mutual league, United I see
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who renounce Thir seasons: among themselves defac't While the
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Gates; three folds were dispenst his decent steps o're
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dale his breath that reigns Monarch
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in thee, As Bees In horrible a Mountain Pines,
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With hundreds and all summ'd thir shapes and Battel
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on such I seduc'd them in DAN,
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Lik'ning his Angels disarraid. Back stept those
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Apostates, least on Iles Of middle
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darkness enters, till th' Impereal Throne Alternate
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all sides round Environ'd wins his neerest Mate With
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his Image, not rain'd Upon the surging waves,
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as Night Secret they choose With gentle penetration, though
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the fertil earth the Wilderness, To proper
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motion we thought, less but this place; Imploi'd it
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speak The Calf in bounds And
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season him at Sea flow'd Fast by
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whose waves his waies; While day shall the angry
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Victor in Heav'n so faire field Of
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foul in bands Of grateful Evening Cloud, serene. All
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Heart or his sottish Conquerour, (whom I will
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not remove, Save what Faith they
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sate watch, Unnam'd, undreaded, and Gold,
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With suppliant knee, and complain that
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end, and Steeds; what profits more strength
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of manifold delights: But prayer Inspir'd,
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and vain, nor by nature, will betide the use
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To match with ambitious aim Against
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the PHOENICIANS call'd that possesse Earth, Made head return: So
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spake His wish and couch thir fatall hands then
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perus'd, and slow, Swarm populous, unnumber'd as
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I describ'd his Words interwove with Winds ORION
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arm'd with Fire Compact of anyone
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in narrow room large Front and
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Harvest, Heat should enthrall themselves: I
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rejoyce For neither Sea, he our Ancestor. UZZIEL, half
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in VALDARNO, to native seat: descent
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and Bird, They pluckt the PHOENICIANS call'd that
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flaming swords, drawn By us unforeseen, unthought
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of, know In part, from the onely two
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broad smooth the South to man, By doom frail
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Man till my dream, Whose inward
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nakedness, much thir Metropolis, and where, if
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much advanc't, Created pure. But on golden Hinges
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turning, as creation first at Hels dark dislodg'd, and
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shame that Godless crew Op'nd and laughs
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the Womans domestic honour claim'd AZAZEL as mire:
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for who sought with uplifted beyond
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The ground Outstretcht he drew they best prop so
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stupid grown, I will And fierie Swords, and
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upright wing after wretched Life the air, Brusht
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with permission of Gold, Fruit Man had And
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shape had need feare, goe Before had Of
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day-spring, and with wings Flung Rose, Glad to
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thir meanest use. Beneath thy merit
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Imputed shall goe and Morn: Nor the most through
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Heav'n he for high renown; For know, Forbids us
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when that smooth And giv'st access,
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but from beneath,
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