Robo poem for 2021-08-26
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URIEL, gliding through with fair in me immutablie foreseen,
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They pass'd, and Band The worst, Thus
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when BELLONA storms, With Golden those few His constant
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thoughts and fair, divinely fair, divinely fair, But
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first Hath vext the mightiest Monarchies; his waies;
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While the day will excite Fallacious hope,
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to aspire. Henceforth I therefore, open shew, Deep
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Of his ample Square from thy view On my flight
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or apprehend? Is this eBook is located also know, and
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foule. But from pursuit Back to reach
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The Femal Bee Sits Arbitress, and Speech Wanted
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not find this meridian heat these he abides, Transfus'd
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on firm Faith, and shame in narrow limits, to
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disturb The savour of fierce were
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no ill chance detains? Come forth. He
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lookd and shame beneath Th' Arch-chimic Sun
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Dropt from Cups to do all
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a pleasing sorcerie could tell, With Man, accomplisht
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EVE, easily obeyd Innumerable. As present, past, present, could
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without thir flight; som glimps discerne
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Half wheeling to transform Oft to transform Oft times
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Of contumacie will fall Free Vertue in
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mooned hornes Thir rising sweet, Wilde
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work in VALDARNO, to reach The only Son? What
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Heavens Azure, and Insect or smooth Air sublime declar'd
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Absolute rule; thy Compeers, Us'd to escape,
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but what God we know, and faded cheek,
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but this mighty Quadrate joyn'd That his
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armed Saints assembl'd, thou spok'n as Are brought: and
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soon recompenc't with hideous ruine and ASCALON, And
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hazard more, So fail not, overcome this he paus'd
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not, Whereon I else might perceive amus'd them
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above the Heav'n, On ADAM what Creatures of offence
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To learn True Paradise of Woman: Virgin pass, fann'd
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with vast immeasurable Abyss And render
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all real, as great Creatour? But see and ASPHALTUS
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yeilded light Rebellion shall burn, and
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shout, return'd them prostrate on IMAUS
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bred, Whose but narrower bound the voice
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disswades; for whom mutual wing Easing thir wings
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his solitary flight; som Orator renound In GOLGOTHA him
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MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels numberless, And ore
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the vertue even ballance down unseen Wing
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to augment. The penaltie pronounc't, Present, or you
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I decree, Mine eare Of beaming sunnie Raies, a
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pitchy cloud Instinct with fair Moon, whose
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face Thrice he sees, while thus began. ***** This
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more shall forget Those thousand decencies that Reason is
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dark oblivion let me as the
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happier then was false Philosophie: Yet doubt propos'd And
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vengeance pour'd. Forthwith upright heart too much, by your
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equipment. Many a pitchy cloud Of Speculation;
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for mankind With unexperienc't thought, Wrought still
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But more th' AEQUATOR, as us'd
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or mute, though doubld now raisd Bore him as
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far as the board Heaps with wings veil thir long
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dimension drew, disdaining flight, Mangl'd with transcendent brightnes didst
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permit, approve, and passion to EGYPT, divided into sevenfold
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rage Can else had in body,
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and might mean, & Flours, Walks, and
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drew to anyone in Saphir Throne, upheld
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by Night In some great World devote to store
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conveyd: Part loosly wing after them back, It sounded,
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and spread wings, and disturb they assayd, and
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shame By shorter flight Through the Full
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Counsel must light, but those dropping Gumms, That
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ore the Mission of Hell, then breath
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her purple wings, and Nights, except whom mutual league,
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United States copyright in Man shall his own?
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ingrate, he also taste, naught left, Now laid On
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they obey, worthiest to soar Above them with ascention
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bright or pain Which uttering thus
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our Foe SATAN, filld with crescent Horns; To
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make now a LIMBO large bestowd,
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where stood not soon determin, or High; he attends
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the while. God Rais'd impious rage,
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Perhaps hath wrought our Sanctuarie, our unrest, and peaceful
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Counsels, and pain Through pride that
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might beget Like his, or downe By Prayer th'
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AEGAEAN Ile: thus returnd: URIEL, gliding
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through thir shapes and lyes the scent
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Of Iron with some misfortune brings A death
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to ride the wings and false; nor Man
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fall'n. Yet soon enclin'd to reject Envious commands,
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For Treasures better counsels and obedience
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and stedfast Empyrean shook Of thickest fight, th' upright
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heart and pain to glorifie The just inheritance of
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OPHIUCUS huge Rose a part remains Invincible, and
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Limb Sutable grace Invites; for sight,
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by Cubit, length, and Grey, with Celestial rosie steps
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adore. Gentle to return From me, from one whose
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aid This night In DOTHAN, cover'd with
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dangers and therein or Penaltie? Here sleep
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Now lately Heaven Gate With fresh Gales
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and storn so refus'd might finde us advise,
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and pain, Vaunting aloud, Then was flown, was In thee
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or Goat dropping Gumms, That fought The
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Calf in Heav'n resembles Hell? As we eate Allotted
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there; and boundless Deep. Let us created,
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nor Man therefore unmeet for drink
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the most reclame, Grieving to frequent With sinfulness of
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limb Heroic name of SION, thron'd
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Between her hath equald, force believe
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Those Leaves together calls, Or satiate
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fury all infect, And Bush with Laws of receipt that
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swim th' extent of this forbid? Why
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sleepst thou being I fell, nor could obtaine By present,
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Let not To argue in some small
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Thicket have seemd Each at greatest
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Monuments of somthing not by hate; Till I pursue
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Vain Warr to me Man, But more glorious before
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the Conquerour least our Conquerour, (whom
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I adore. Gentle to accord) Man falls
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Into utter and therein plac't or Intercessor none
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could charm Pain for yet on Bitnet (Judy
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now Shot after some worse He markd and thine; it
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pursues Things above thir mightiest, bent
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down alone From thir flight; som glimps of that
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witherd all transform'd Alike, to soar
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Above th' unwise, or Middle, all numbers
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thus renews. Whence in narrow limits,
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to raise That Shepherd, who knew I see him,
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who deceive his restless thoughts, reforming what
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force Powerful perswaders, quick'nd appetite, least asperses The
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seed of sorrow, doleful shades, where Thou usest, and shame
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nigh Your message, like themselves not doome
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So dear life. So said SATAN, filld with freedom
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both Grip't in even to that infernal pit I
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spar'd not, works Created evil, and woodie Mountain;
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whose conspicuous count'nance, without The credit of fierce desire
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Of endless miserie befall'n, And saw the tedious pomp
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that flow'd Fast by Death must last
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his contempt of that s/he does not fear'd; should
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be, and, though faultie since, but fierce antipathie: Beast
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next, free choice, With Naphtha and shout that
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walks Invisible, except whom thus with shining Globes,
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Earth beneath, Just men and all a
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moving onward came from no cloud Of Providence, And
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send thee combin'd In either like which before
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them. But such resemblance of truth; who
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thee more, is no outward calme, Artificer of sorrow,
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doleful shades, where store, All were come flying,
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meet the CELTIC roam'd the blessed Spirits immortal
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sing?) Suspended Hell, With singed bottom all speed
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add wings, at eeve In Fables name best we
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in Heav'n. Which uttering thus all
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Disputes Forc't Halleluiah's; while At once have
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a Beast, was giv'n, with wearied hath in Heav'n
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such of place: Now on excursion
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we hope to bend The fluid Aire: So
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spake th' applause To less to enquire:
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above his fear: of God; I abroad
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Through the thinner Aire. As may ply Thir course,
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they with ravin I will fall off These Feminine.
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For him danc'd Shedding sweet Extend his Chariot; where he
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created like which follows dignity, might taint integritie; but
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thenceforth Endu'd with steddie wing Scout farr Then
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miserable of stain would on they receive?
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What when the Sun, and right of peculiar
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Graces; then was my inbred enemie
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in him MULCIBER; and Sword of
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TANTALUS. Thus talking to her Name, when
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it so, yet on Bitnet (Judy now
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his Saint PETER at eeve In
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ATHENS or Cherubic Songs by whom To sow a
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sequent King, whose substantial dores, and eate; whereat
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I spare Thee and were long is his, or
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DRYAD, or Earth, who heard, That time
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his blissful Bower; it death shall he stood, innumerable
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scarce blown, Forth issuing at THEB'S and drag thee
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appeer, Back from the Empire now,
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Avoided pinching cold invirons round, Whereon a
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world Of old possession, and greater then
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Suffice, or carreer with me on Arch-Angel
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trumpet; through experience of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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he led th' Eternal Coeternal beam May tempt
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or Yeares: This second stroke To mortal injurie Imperishable, and
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Gessamin Rear'd in flocks Pasturing at
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Midnight Bal, Or hear in Heav'n so faire, Thee
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once warnd; whose gray Had been thir mutual help
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preserve Unhurt our afflicted Powers, off-spring
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of SATAN bowing lowly roof thou claim'st
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me thir story written left, and dearer half, The
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former vain desire, these Vex'd SCYLLA bathing in silence
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through ways thir odoriferous wings the fruitful of
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worth Came the fraudulent Impostor foule In all
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sorts are and thee. Disclaimer: So both life more
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came URIEL, one Beast Is enmity, which God
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Have finisht happie ill secur'd Long to
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submit or limb, Or Captive maugre Hell, a weather-beaten
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Vessel holds the faithful only Son Young
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