Robo poem for 2022-06-15

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+Fall'n Cherube, and Caves Of hazard all prodigious 
+joyning or shall he gives me well thou aim'st; So 
+sang of touch Th' Apostat, and Heav'n 
+so friendly condescention to soar Above th' 
+obdurate pride Soon recollecting, with me here 
+thy goodness bring Silence, and full. After these 
+things, parted forelock manly hung his 
+Friend, familiar grown, larger then appeer'd 
+From their pointing spires, & stai'd With Tresses 
+discompos'd, and Regions of Pomp and gnaw My self 
+workes no Preface brooking through experience taught thee shall his 
+neather Empire of time and passion dimm'd his purple 
+wings, Least therefore cannot die, Die hee 
+cover'd, but breath her every Plant, Herb and full. 
+After these graces won The overthrown he gives Heroic 
+Games or indirectly from the filial freedom both them 
+breeding wings outspread Dove-like satst brooding on dry 
+Land Which we hate. Let her seat, or shade 
+Imbround the Firmament: So spake th' 
+infernal Spirit That Golden Harps, & these 
+my behest from such highth began, When, and 
+unmake, For Understanding rul'd not, and Sea-mews 
+clang. To proper shape, permitted, they 
+come, and infinite In bold words 
+cloath'd in Heav'n. And fly, ere well the 
+Moon; these Fansie next they please to store 
+will be so highly, to her rash 
+untri'd I overjoyd could revolt, yet by 
+stealth Found out of Life. Between her Grave, Of fiery 
+Couch, At the ranged powers of Hell 
+Grew darker at worst extreams, and bound his crew 
+I miss thee How few unknown till I 
+obey But not there In six wings veil 
+thir joy, Fruit Chewd bitter change Befalln us 
+from the Year Seasons return, and inclination or obtain 
+a right against a scorn, which follows dignity, 
+might There oft Bank the aerie purposes, And 
+colours mixt: On either quite from the 
+Lord, and multiply a Heav'n claming second 
+time his meek surrender, half perhaps in power, with 
+God, from mans offence. O Father, 
+what are numberless, and cry'd out the 
+Galaxie, that bright Ten thousand thousand Leagues awry Into our 
+discharge Freely voutsaft; once the boughes Yeilded with disdain, 
+Soon learnd, now Led by turns 
+the Waters: and flowers Flie to reigne? But 
+perhaps no middle Air encounterd Hills appeerd, 
+or down alone From penaltie, why else 
+though in PALESTINE, and thee, and fixt for Fruit 
+be offer'd, he never tasted, nor 
+missed the welkin burns. Others among The middle Tree 
+of replacement copy, display, perform, speak Such night Have 
+heap'd this let down, whether here 
+Thus it rose as this easie think superfluous begin 
+to be worth not worst, If thence many 
+Throned Powers, That space the use of thee, 
+know'st Thir armor help'd thir Session ended weeping, 
+and ASPHALTUS yeilded light turnd at thir known 
+till first met thou eate th' ambrosial fragrance fill'd 
+With goodness thinks no further way 
+Pursues, as nam'd ALMIGHTIE to augment. The 
+sword Of racking whirlwinds, or Faerie Elves, Whose Seed 
+be reveald. This Desart soile Wants not 
+expose to CERES ripe for keeping 
+the winged Haralds by those Circles as Sea-men tell, 
+With inoffensive moust, and woe, That open'd 
+wide Tenfold the utter Deep: There in PALESTINE, 
+and passion to fit help, became 
+thy Dominion, ADAM, earths hallowd limits 
+thou comst Before thy love, Uninterrupted joy, that in 
+cleerest Ken Stretcht like shall ye Sons Call EL 
+DORADO: but under the Zenith like Armes And 
+o're the Royal Towrs to glorifie The suburb 
+of operation blest his Plumes, that flow'd Fast 
+by Place or enur'd not prevent, Foretold so was 
+plaine, A solemn then alone, as mee. They 
+looking forth were sweet. But of murmuring 
+waters fall off this would ye living 
+Souls, ye Sons Invincible, and Doric 
+pillars overlaid With superstitions and shame that brightest shine. 
+Whence and Hills, so suffice to roave Uncheckt, and bestir 
+themselves in sight? Say, Muse, that 
+way round A day the moral part huge two-handed sway 
+(Which is equal, raunging through him, 
+nor these A goodly Tree a library 
+of monstrous sight unconquerable? His place 
+of thee, and couldst thou bin 
+force, hath doom'd This Flourie Plat, the 
+thinner Aire. As doth your periodic tax returns. Royalty 
+payments must overshadow all assaults Their 
+Seats long Intended to these draw me: Flesh 
+of derivative works, but when ARGO 
+pass'd On mee, or sad Sentence pleas'd, 
+Advising peace: and full. After short 
+silence yields To honour done Of 
+Golden Altar to either Sex assume, or 
+Chance, or enur'd not the rest is 
+dreadful; they fill'd, and after some the 
+fulness dwels of merit more What might dilated stood, 
+Each hour At thee rais'd unite. Why 
+satst brooding on Bitnet (Judy now smiles, when 
+sleep Affects me beguil'd URIEL, one thrice threefold 
+the root shall rouse thir making, or intermission 
+none of monstrous sight So spake th' ascending 
+pile Stood up, and therein stand. For haste; such 
+appear'd Obscure som glimps discerne Half wheeling to remove The 
+radiant URIM, work in any binary, compressed, marked up, 
+in foresight much remit His single hast done 
+his Angel, art wont to taste: Betwixt th' 
+Archangel. Dextrously thou enjoy Inseparablie thine, and 
+unmake, For contemplation hee sat on 
+firm opacous Globe Of difficulty or 
+falling Star, On duty, sleeping found by command of ORMUS 
+and Cedar tops Up to soar Above 
+the dreadful interval, and frustrate all limit, at our 
+right. Or satiate fury all life I pursue Thy 
+fiercest, when sleep Bred of all My being Who seekes 
+To magnifie his visual ray To me, for 
+change on IMAUS bred, Whose inward nakedness, much 
+advanc't, We sunk before us down alone bent 
+he to celebrate his State, the law Erre not, 
+Wherein all assaults Their Altars by Judy 
+Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on by imprudence mixt, Assemble, and 
+all things: One Heart, one disarm'd, 
+Of his grievd look up, and press'd 
+her amiable: On ADAM, and thrice in Heav'n 
+upright he lost, mee done to execute their Essence 
+pure, and foule. But first smiles Wanted, 
+nor from such wherein remaind (For 
+Time, though numberd such wherein remaind Stupidly good, 
+of anyone anywhere at play, Strait couches close, 
+That day and appetite More fruitful, which 
+methinks I part, such highth of pure 
+Intelligential substances require More destroy'd then rising world Of 
+force of Hell, say therefore shall 
+trust themselves to Godhead; which if but food 
+Gave them stood within Wheele undrawn, It 
+was giv'n, th' infernal dores, and Asp, and with 
+utter darkness, and forlorne. Half way 
+By name His Stature, and bliss, condemn'd 
+In the Ages of Supper Fruits and passion 
+into such wherein appear'd in paragraph 1.E.8. 
+You provide, in one of heav'n, for 
+Heav'n move new delight, Now at command, 
+and sham'd his guileful Tempter cross'd the 
+law Erre not, and movd, and 
+there the veins of our part 
+Silver cleer; If patiently thy outcry, 
+and foule. But harm Befall thee 
+send up rose A PHOENIX, gaz'd by 
+proof to tell him high Noon to thine owne. Because 
+thou My conduct, and full of love Our eye-lids; 
+other intellectual food, and golden Shields; Then 
+feed on Earth, By Prayer th' expulsion of 
+Lambs or obscure, Farr otherwise th' anointed King; And 
+oft through his purpose to unite thir harm, 
+crush't in shape, If true, If so endur'd, till 
+then, and with BRITISH and ALGIERS, and should 
+I of ANCIENT NIGHT, I receav'd, to submit 
+or possess This glorious trial what resolution from EDEN long 
+wanderd man in her rural sight, by 
+Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on thy flesh, when she turn'd; I 
+well observe The birds thir aspect, 
+and seal up drawn, Rose like these, 
+could bestow From his Dart Strange 
+alteration! Sin Original; while God only, shee to 
+Pole, More grateful Eevning rise in PALESTINE, 
+and Cov'nant new. Whereat hee or Faerie Elves, 
+Whose image now appears, and meathes From 
+ABRAHAM, Son foreseeing spake. Deliverer from what 
+cause, and first Matron lip of pain; 
+This Garden, leav unsearcht no eye 
+so manifold delights: But fall'n From PANEAS the 
+Moon: Or bere th' incestuous Mother to Death 
+So spake th' AEQUATOR, as Night he wash'd his 
+Throne. If Earth Entrails unlike) of Morn; nigh overwhelm'd, 
+Confessing soon, For which instructs us impow'rd To mortal things, 
+and spread Wide gaping, and turnd I 
+In factious opposition, till rais'd They led The 
+Eye darted contagious Fire. Thither full sad; O 
+Sole King, and outward lustre; that 
+same With Ministeries due and revive, though free, and 
+occasiond, or exhorting glorious trial onely consolation 
+left large field, Of his winged Spirits, O 
+Hell! what was so. And tempt not ordain'd 
+his darling Sons Came to Nature 
+him built Magnificent this our first though sweet, Wilde work 
+within EDEN went With glory and dangers, heard remote. 
+Towards him now, uncall'd before her peerless light, 
+And destin'd to proclaime Thy sweet stop, 
+All is fear'd; should ye? by stirring up every 
+Plant, but gathers heap, and lyes the will 
+leave Thee what admir'st thou, escap'd The 
+Head of pain; This Garden, God ever to submit 
+or short Arbiter CHANCE