Robo poem for 2021-12-31
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Whence heavie curse, SERVANT OF THIS WORK Whence
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rushing he designes In with jealous
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leer maligne Of sense, I will claim
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My overshadowing Spirit and forms Rather your tops, ye
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troubl'd thoughts, and dangers, heard so long dimension drew,
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disdaining flight, Thou O Father, thy
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flesh, when looking round, Whereon a wonder then retires
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Into my help, Or glittering Staff
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unfurld Th' Eternal Providence, And slow
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But our Elements, these to soar Above all
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assaults Their childrens cries unheard, that veils the
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strongest and swage With wheels In that tore
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Through Optic Glass Of rusling Leaves, but what eyes
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till first Daughter of Birds; fresh Gales and
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wished Morn solemniz'd the new utterance flow.
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Haste hither thrust me shalt die a scanner) Bold
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deed so with me still, when BELLONA
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storms, With furious windes with ambitious mind thou
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abhorr'st That heav'n would render all
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who aspires Beyond th' account To
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their pointing spires, & with ambitious aim
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Against the Empire up Light. Aire,
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And pavement Starrs, that for Lights
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on Bitnet (Judy now first wraught
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the threats To Sapience, hitherto the wisest
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heart too little think thou what
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wants to pass The suburb of Men
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who first begins Her rosie steps of paine Infeebl'd
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me, that way she took; And mee argues as
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from fault amerc't Of that live thus forlorne
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Though chang'd to taste? Forbid who hold Eternal
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Empire, such Foes MESSIAH shall see Thus drooping,
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or rare. Meanwhile ere then her Sire. For
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God Rais'd of light, but in PALESTINE,
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and shame that smooth rin'd, or
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immediate Warr, what Pit thou thy might:
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his head, possessing soon returnd, as
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wee, somtimes is low From either eye, His dearest
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mediation thus to none. His swift or
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Kine, Or if not limited to,
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the baser fire To us hence: Here let
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fall. The solace dear; Part arable and complain
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that earst in likeness of pure
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blood will save A thing thou fli'st, of
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offence To mortal Sentence pass triumphant, and
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dearer half, The Kingdoms of God; I
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yeilded, by so the brightning Orient Colours
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waving: with me on, As high strength, or
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second, which else Inhospitable appeer and therein By
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wisdome, and Saviour of things, and
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die: what me once, now has a singed bottom broad
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smooth watry image; back he resolv'd,
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If counsels different, or creating derivative works, the
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Foundation makes guiltie all Trees loaden
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with shame nigh founderd on In mystic Dance not copy,
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display, perform, speak of derivative works, to dewy
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Eve, A hideous change. He err'd in it
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be many sins and flaw, BOREAS and
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peaceful sloath, Not peace: but drawn Empyreal Minister
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he alights among th' advantage then Glory never ceasing
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bark'd With Jubilie advanc'd; and obedience due, Thir
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own evil, and being naked, and CHIMERA'S dire. My
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sole delight, Awake, arise, or tedded Grass, Herb of
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Light as earthly fruits Of conflict;
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over them rose A gulf can please
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Can never taste; But thir vacant room,
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Not just, said SATAN, now Assures me
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for who created what burden then? what ever rest
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with words or impulse of Hell, Though
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late so it met The fiery concave touring
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high. As meet with your possession. If ye will
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leave so refus'd might concern him,
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for Heav'n, For aught on NORWEGIAN hills, to
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consummate floure Spirits that Command Sole
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Victor and reason'd high behests his woe.
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Yet unconsum'd. Before thir Shields in despair,
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to immortal bliss, among her Cloudie covert was the veins
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of Warr, Caught in strength & might stand,
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or do practically ANYTHING with attractive graces won The
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Balme of Sulphur. Thither let pass RHENE or
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mind arose With fragrance after them back,
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It seem'd, to soar Above all
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Temples th' innumerable scarce Had melted (whether found
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deadly; he both securer then The suburb of anyone
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in fears and with delight; how Can never to
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create, in himself collected, while so foul,
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once deemd so nigh, Whose higher foe. Space that
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forgetful Lake of Fools, to Life, where ye
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Powers went a refund. If counsels
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from PELORUS, or level pavement: from thir
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causes mixt Confus'dly, and pursu'd him out of bones,
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Like things above thir wearers tost And
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HERONAIM, SEONS Realm, link'd in narrow room
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Throng numberless, like thy Powers Farr differing from
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SYRIAN Damsels to tell him down amaine
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By Sacred silence through experience taught his ample Shield
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Such I So spake th' air less At which
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alone pleas'd the dayes journey high, Where Joy
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entire. Then such bold words renewd. But
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thy beauty, which Man pronounc't and wine. Witness
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the Seav'nth day, harnest at command, and QUILOA,
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and with richest hand what compulsion and CHIMERA'S dire.
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She was formd thee, and levie
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cruel fight, who desir'st The grosser feeds the
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Day and horrent Arms. Nine times the Mole immense To
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mortal snare; for this flood of unextinguishable fire
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Had cast at Even to accept Alone as
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Sea-men tell, How all Temples th'
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inventer miss'd, so highly, to second sours
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of joy broke loose? is perfet while
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he calld That must end? Can else
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in Heav'n thir wearers tost And to
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rase Som better fortitude Of King
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Ride on yon boyling cells prepar'd, That underneath
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beheld With vows, as Sea-men tell, ye right, that
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Hill Delight thee That for flight, seditious Angel,
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thy glorious shape he lay, Thir course,
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but minded not, and forlorne. Half
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spi'd, so dear, By owing owes not,
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till his head, but sat On those
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bright Circlet, praise disjoine. O had general
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Doom Shall build Thir callow young,
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but waxing more good. Witness if we
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mean Drawn round I for grace Attends
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thee, but cast him Lord: Under amazement of
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anyone anywhere at each fountain side, umbrageous Grots and
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splendor likest Heaven Left them set his Wing,
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and Fate, Fixt Fate, Too facil gates
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of anyone in likeness of nimble tread; as you,
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there From standing still, but narrower bound Of Mankind
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created, that Hill SATAN hasting now becom Accurst
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of electronic works, honor dishonorable, Sin-bred, how faire,
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Thee what stir not uniform and let mee let
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us Within them inexpert, and despaire, Anger, Hate, Mistrust,
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Suspicion, Discord, and LIBYAN JOVE, BRIARIOS
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or Worme; those Fires As soft touching,
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whisperd thus. Ye Eate freely what resolution and half
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perhaps Hereafter, join'd in Fire, As us'd
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For happy Fields Where Joy for such
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an age they enthrall to feare it nightly by
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Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on by Place or mind And th'
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Ocean stream: Him first, not offending,
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satisfi'd With thought that temperate Clime;
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else according to submit or cries.
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O Friends, why should we to help,
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became thy last he also shall
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burn, and MESSIAH, and Nitrous Foame
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They light As vitiated in Gods Fould: Or ambush from
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beneathe Usurping over Appetite, to dare The luminous inferior
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Orbs, Or Bedward ruminating: for the
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Bullion dross: A Creature can doe, yet what was
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dire, That scal'd by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now Acknowledge him found
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themselves of change. He look'd, & Flours,
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Which we dwell, Or from beneathe Usurping
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over her ears Cannot well might, Ascend
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to undergoe like heat, Whose snowie ridge
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the Earth: And horrors hast thou, escap'd
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The Hell No inconvenient Diet, nor suffer here Chains &
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rowld orbicular, and smoak: Such to
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mix And higher in Glory above his Dignitie,
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And horrid strides, Hell Captive Ark
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hull on FLORA breathes, Her fardest from
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Eternal silence yields To veile the arched roof
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Pendant by me, the Eastern cliff of Fate, Too
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well we end The suburb of anyone
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anywhere at her summd up, the shade, But
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fondly into horrid fray By Judges first,
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for anguish and Saviour sent, Or
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of Angels; and Confusion all other Worlds great
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Year Seasons return, But what is located
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in fight in paragraphs 1.E.1 through Plaine, whereon to obstruct
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his righteous plea, excus'd his breath
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her Amber stream; fierce encountring Angels prevalent Encamping, plac'd
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in Paradise, and Omnipotent none Distinguishable in me
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is thine; it be known in Heav'n
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And Chrystall wall of CHAOS: Or do we
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return'd up unbound In Paradise Lost, by Cubit, length,
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ere then whom ye see and
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sworn, That were known. Farr separate, circling fire, He added
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grace Attends thee, this Dart Against the
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Giant Sons Shall scape Th' Infernal world, whom
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now at all; but chief good,
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whether I reduce: All but much delights
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Will arrogate Dominion exercise us most,
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and honour his Fathers dreadful shade Made answer. Mightie
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Father, thy Embassie attend; And perfet
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good This happie ill not these; but first
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prov'd: But see thir waste, with
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sorrow and Omnipotent From every Tree Whereof
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hee cover'd, but let thir Petition, then founded, then
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might dwell, Or Nature from Night; Light after
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thee sing, Hymns about the way Bent all things,
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Which we may bring, Fruits in things else be
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interpreted to submit or woe or right endu'd My
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bread; what hinders then appeer'd From off
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Into their native home. What sit lingring
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here needs remove thee were
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