Robo poem for 2021-12-02
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Whence rushing sound throughout Vital in Heavn, &
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wing'd like Lightning and clos'd Thy Justice had
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none before them, they around the clustring Vine, forth
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he with cause of desolation, voyd of
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Earth, Medal or Worm durst without
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exterior help sustaind? Let it me, as
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broke loose? is thine; it so,
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through experience of exceeding Love, his solace dear; Part
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hidd'n veins of peace in dust and empties to
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that shall rule. For never but he sole fugitive.
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Whence rushing he convey up here
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Chains and passion dimm'd his Eyes; With
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radiant Shrine, Dark with speedy words attention won. Because
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the hellish foes more His Ministers of
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mankind, By Night Secret they slept Fannd with grasped
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arm's Clash'd on stiff Pennons, towre The stonie
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hearts contrite, in Triumph high magnificence, who
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reigns Monarch in narrow room The Firmament, Whereon I
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attend, Pleas'd highly they argu'd then,
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Of Wiles, More miserable; both for adoration
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to fear not by her eare less can receave.
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Great triumph and sad dismay Astonisht: none could weild
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These then, which else to walk by strength, what
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the waste, with hop'd success, Throws his Light
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was this gloom; the current of seeming
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pure, Instruct me, from him I
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fell, Wholsom and Quiver with Fire; Nathless he
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drew to reform Yon flourie Vales, Thrice happy rural seat
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of darkness should turn she sate,
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And longer in sight. And durable; and fierie Seraphim
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and Feminine, Her Son. As wantonly repaid; in Array
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of vernal bloom, or fixed thought
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no vaile Shee fair, a Summers
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pride With inoffensive moust, and all on
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a hideous fall Determind, and night, Scorning
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surprize. Or substance turnd. Nor knowing us this eBook,
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complying with ventrous Arme again were sweet. But like
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those flames and eternal being: Or less desire which
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God On bold words thereafter spake. Why
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satst brooding on Bitnet (Judy now his
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Tillage brought the INDIAN Mount, while
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here and shame Among his head,
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enclos'd From Beds of and with transcendent brightnes
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didst play In horror; from the CANAANITE allarmd
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Warr so fulfill, To their floating once; more came
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to impart Things not before them, when two black
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attendant Death. Here swallow'd up from Morn
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crownd Above all waste and smoak: Such grace
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Attends thee, Heav'nly Muse, that witherd all reponsbility
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that breath, From their supplie the sweat of parting Sun
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that Starr interpos'd, Or fansied so, for
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God shall forgoe Father (for he spake. Why
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shouldst be much blood, to his look denounc'd Desperate revenge,
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and enslav'd by degrees magnificent Up from the
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voice endu'd; Redouble then Divine! Hail
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horrours, hail Infernal world, and toward the
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Starr perhaps Astronomer in Orb: Alreadie by Limb
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themselves, and vines Yeild Nectar, visiting each motion felt
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of this punctual spot, a Grand-childe leaves, while in
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one. Before all assaults Their great for neither
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self-condemning And inextinguishable rage; But thir greatest distance
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argues your sense, Fansie wakes despair Thus at
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Altars, when vapors fir'd Impress the sweet Extend
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his ire Had shadow'd them rising seem'd
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his whole posteritie must earne My early
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care, Not only hee; But his Cov'nant in daily
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thanks, How provident he exercise and Wrong, Of force
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of all, Nature paints her popular vote
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Inclines, here in Earth hath bin
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achievd of Fame, And vent'rous, if ye find, who
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stood ORCUS and scourge that Globe the
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house of Armies bright, Sung Spousal,
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and feel by flood, nor Man seduc't. However insupportable,
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be strong. Whence in PALESTINE, and pursuit Back to
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chuse for open and foul esteem
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of merit, That proud Aspirer, but a superior Spirits
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immortal EVE, For I never dwell, hope Is this new-made
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World, and do they threw, and bold,
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Far round This Desart soile Wants not
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lost; the Tempter, and dischargd; what change
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Befalln us Knee-tribute yet to submit or
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false Philosophie: Yet these beyond abstain To know,
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and Pillar of Grace, Hee in Heav'n of Heav'ns
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awful Ceremony And none but store will
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excite Fallacious hope, Before all enjoying, what
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thought Thee SION also is readie, and mad
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demeanour, then silent circumspection unespi'd. Now when all
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hue, as in doubt And force
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Death with Euphrasie and all armd
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Of mankind Is greater power Who
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highly pleasd, and remov'd The bottom shook his Foe
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SATAN, that for drink the Hall Of wisdom; hope
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Of subterranean wind Out of brute Image,
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head and shame Cast forth all assaults Their living wight,
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as now got, And Spirits maligne
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Ey'd them low and wilful barrenness,
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That with ballanc't Aire aloud thus wandring. Brightest Seraph
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stood, and blaines must end Still unfulfill'd with
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small) then verifi'd When ADAM call'd. There
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stood unmindful ABDIEL that brightest shine. The Tongue
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Dropt from wound, though wisdom wake,
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and ever-during dark doth Heav'ns chearful dawne Obtains the
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new life. So without Song, Torment,
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and sulfurous Fire; Nathless he from new
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haunt Cleer Victory, to enrage thee
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fealtie With me? I would not DAVIDS
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Sons, From their pointing spires, & Flours,
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To mortal prowess, yet such prompt eloquence Flowd from
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work (any work divinely fair, best absent is most
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irregular they saw; And gladlier shall
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forget to disburd'n sought repair that
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is pain Surpris'd thee, As wee, somtimes
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forget to lie bestrowne unsightly and
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cleer aspect maligne Ey'd them stood who appointed work
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them round World, out of Paradise could I repent
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or slimie, as violent way through
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fierce contention brought Miserie, uncreated night, and all th' Arch-Enemy,
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And oft they a fame in
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wanton rites, which glory rais'd Others whose
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wisdom seemd, where he breathd. Now on himself to circumference,
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confirm'd. Thither let it from SYRIAN
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mode, whereon to stand By me,
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with loud acclaim. Thence more to hurt
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him, the bait of Seraph rowling in foresight much
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less. How busied, in safety best with blood Of
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Knowledge, knowledge within Or Altar to fall
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Erroneous, there gentle sway, And tempt not my
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dwelling place Farthest from pain Surpris'd thee,
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and consultation will pursue, but that sober Liverie all
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Trees ye to cast at command, and build In whirlwind;
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Hell heard Commanding loud. If thence many Throned Powers,
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nor shall rouse thir chief delight, wherein lies
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our afflicted Powers, If better can doe,
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yet for thee, shun the train of mankind, though gay
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Legions fell: If aught Then Hells Concave, and
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shame nigh Your bodies may henceforth most Endeavour
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Peace: thir Session ended long days Numberd, though the
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applicable taxes. The new haunt Cleer Victory, to my words
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no cloud, or, to begin. As
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both Eye To ADAM at our selves Natives and
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considerate Pride Had ended his eare, and
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descending tread Th' addition of anyone anywhere at Altars,
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when the Aire, Chiefly I assume, And
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after such I assume, or accept Alone
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the voice endu'd; Redouble then Glory witherd. As
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high I fell Down sunk Under yon Lake
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with revenge: cruel his Altar, Gods might
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stand, This day, Which all was a
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dream, Waking thou beest he; But for love
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or manacl'd with me shalt dye; From servitude
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inglorious welnigh half abash't ADAM now all Creatures
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that gently creeps Luxuriant; mean while At
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first create an individual works Created thee,
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As Man seduc't. However some fit
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head; both Spear Of amplitude almost no
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middle round Of Rebel Angels, for fight,
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(And if Spirits of this eBook, complying with ruin
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seems excess, that Command Sole reigning
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holds Gladly the Brooks In billows,
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leave askt of old In duskie houre Within
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appointed stand we must be propitious guest, as shee and
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therein plant A solemn Bird, nor Angel stand,
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a Cave and praise, who long or once as an
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hour What could befall Spirit to reside, his glaz'd Optic
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Glass Of wicked Tents behold The fall of
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Hell, Not of connubial Love To have mov'd;
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then these, But like This answer none belongs.
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There the THRACIAN Bard In other
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precious things vain, and dangers, heard Celestial Beautie
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adore the CAPE OF DAMAGES - You comply
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with dangers and Apologie to us divide our
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brok'n Rear Insulting, and sparkles dire; Attended with
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me drawn, Rose like repose, since good, Then
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such thou seest, and discernes, Irrational
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till peace from him the waste, and disperse, that
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brightest shine. So neer him thou, and settl'd
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State secure, and Soule, Acknowledge him
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out To expedite your fleecie Starr
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interpos'd, Or tilting Furniture, emblazon'd Shields, Helmes, and
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longing eye; Nor in mortal Dart
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Against the silence thus undismai'd began. Fall'n Cherube, to
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view Of our cure, To undergo eternal might
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Extort from us praying, and goes: but
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thee, and where, if you discover sights of thee,
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As through middle Air with Rayes direct
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my walk; And what thou with pride,
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and blind MAEONIDES, And high with branching
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Palm, A generation, whom mutual amitie so faire. Round
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the rest: through Pond or such appear'd Less
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winning cheap the deep: So ordering. I among th'
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Angelical to soar Above all assaults Their surest signal,
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they fell, Wholsom and hither thrust me that I
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repent and effect of
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