Robo poem for 2022-06-03
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If we his stubborn patience as Hell, say
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first approach farr deceav'd; thy good in Sculles that
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breath'd immortal bliss, as Sea-men tell, though
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last, Rous'd from one stroke he sits Shrin'd in
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Paradise, by som Caves Of TURKISH Crescent, leaves
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free Acceptance of infant blood, to thee,
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shun the INDIAN Mount, or Communion, deifi'd;
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I fell, As we claim in him laid
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Gnashing for death to submit or Chance,
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and far as supernumerarie To argue
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in FRANCISCAN think superfluous begin Your bodies may
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stumble on, secure with me rise,
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First seen, The penaltie pronounc't, Present, or Intuitive; discourse
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is just array, Sublime with Euphrasie and violence Against a
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United I also drown'd, And o're the Sun:
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His consort of seeming pure, Instruct me,
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so Fate the Aire: So spake th' Horizon
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to simplicitie Resigns her numberd such wonder if thrown by
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gradual scale With goodness is, and proclaimd MESSIAH
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was inwoven shade His bright appearances, or online at play,
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Strait side subducting, took no friendly condescention to
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death, like defence, to scape Th' Apostat,
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and spread Beneath thy Womb: On
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purpose, nor obvious Hill, and void of friends, I
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reduce: All I still to amplest reach
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The Roof was cleard, and drag thee at
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ease I therefore unmeet for mans
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behalf Patron or deletions to do all my being,
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Fountain side Heav'n rejoic'd, and proofread public reason
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then best: And easily as vain
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The Cattel and laughs the Cloud God
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dispos'd, the Host Innumerable force is
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low Reverence don, but few, And bring
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Twilight (for such astonishment as Sea-men tell, Or
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serve To protect the Hill, Dale, Pursues the
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sons of Day is due, Thir Deities
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of this dire revenge. First, what things
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from pain up with grasped arm's Clash'd on me
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returns him instrument of this Fruit be
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room, and peaceful Counsels, and without further consolation left
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hand the bloodie fight. So dreadful voice explain'd:
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the Sons Shall I repent or slimie, as in
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Heav'n Ill fare our Web pages for nearly
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any part stood From thir doings
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God takes no ill, which impli'd Subjection, but
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endu'd My Umpire sits, And ore
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the shoare In bold words or
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Love, which from new computers. It was
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formd them every Starr Of Warriers
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old repute, Consent or may reign secure,
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Consulting on warr appears Wag'd in it seemd Entring
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on thy Spheare; Till then live content, hath ventur'd
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from atchieving what the Garden plac't, Reaping immortal fruits Of
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Iron Scepter and hearts desire. So farr
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the armed Files Darts his prime of them
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Spirit of Land, the house of wing Came singly
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where danger tri'd, now Advanc't in ADAMS
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eye. Not only Son foreseeing spake. Why shouldst not be:
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Taste this, or creating derivative works, but minded
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not, and dying rise, Or theirs it so,
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since none Voutsaf't or waters forcing way is
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punish't; whence he sees, Or could bestow From dust: spite
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The Pledge of light Shine inward, and Edict on
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yon Lake with like which tends to havoc
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hewn, And tidings fraught, come call'd him
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better: wise and due All but
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a radiant Shrine, Dark with pride, and play In
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PONTUS or fixed Anchor in Heav'n. But
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such dear by th' angelic Quires of pain; This inaccessible
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high from the night, when answer thus adornd, Which
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God Rais'd impious War in FRANCISCAN think how
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thir doom; which yonder nether Empire, that possesse
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Earth, cautious of som irriguous Valley spread Into
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utter darkness, deep within them, if that
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forgetful Lake benumme not perswade immediate stroak;
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but all assaults Their Seats long
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and inclination or enur'd not Beasts it
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rowld. Sole pledge Of what resolution and
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dangers, heard th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus alone;
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her ruin seems fulfilld All were straitn'd; till Death,
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and plac't or damaged disk or
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loud; and pay him a pleasing
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seemd, Deign to forget. But first brought By
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Spirits of pain and giv'n to soar
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Above th' Angelical to all; needs
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remove his looks Down drop'd, and fro Pass'd
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frequent, With like which who renounce Thir rising seem'd
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A broad as farr at command, ere fall'n such
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return Diurnal) meerly titular, since hee admiring more
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awful Ceremony And Bush with revenge: cruel his resolution
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from fault thus began. So maist beware Impetuous winds:
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he might There dwell And injury and
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Power, In Paradise, your written left, Now possess, As by
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th' HORIZON, and with which assert th' Eevning &
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Fowle living strength, though SPRING and her
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being, Discursive, or not? som false
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and Mirtle, and Timbrels loud And
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bring them rising with almost no excess of
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pain From thence Had cast Thir planetarie motions and
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no time Celestial Father shines, Whom Thunder didst converse,
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Wisdom without recall; That dust and expose to check
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Fruitless imbraces: or arme Our Supream In curles
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on it grew, there want Cornice or POMONA,
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thus milde Zone Dwell not all. Our doom; which
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both live, and dry Land to accept Alone thus
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addrest. Well have chosen Seed, In order due, Thir
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specious deeds worse rape. These lulld by
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obedience left besides Imagind rather then of
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Noon Culminate from unrest, and call'd and
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retain The pendulous round As we
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choose, what redounds, transpires Through pain
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to impose: He ended; when her Aire In Serpent,
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Inmate bad, and die, Rowling on the bowels of
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pain; This turn hath ventur'd from Hell
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'Twixt upper, nether, and tell His sad drops Wept
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at command, and Tribes Of Warriers
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old repute, Consent or modern Fame, And heavier doom,
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Yet least of NILE: So goodly Frame,
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Thus said, a rumord Warr, My exaltation, and heard,
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and cleer Smooth Lake, nor mine, though joynd
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In might surest signal, they hit, none of this
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right side; then receive, & Flours worthy
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well this place, and pain Through CHAOS and shame By
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living creatures, and must the conflagrant mass, purg'd The
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radiant visage incompos'd Answer'd. I thence conceiving
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Fire, Outrageous to restore The bold adventure then
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wander through veins of dark Surrounds me, whom
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the Son, Both him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels
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numberless, like which cause Mov'd our afflicted Powers, If
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so gay, Ye Powers Farr differing from bad no
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cloud those steps we fear surpris'd and mad
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demeanour, then suffic'd To one root, and
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arm the Builders; each inward apparition gently rais'd
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I bring. O Spirit, zealous, as refuse to Folly,
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as this vast circumference: At which plain inferrs not exempt
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us not thir Banners rise into
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the balmie spoiles. As liberal and copartners
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of fraud, contagion spred Thir song was with
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offers to delude. If thence Had first
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Be gather'd beach They view'd the Aire:
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So farr be his Mace petrific, cold invirons round,
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Behind him danger tri'd, now returns Day,
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Which the Eeven On high; No inconvenient
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Diet, nor yet wants Partakers, and Faith, and pain
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Can give it inferrs not our other
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Rites perform'd. His place, Perpetual Circle, multiform; and before us,
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in narrow search of field be
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much converse with songs Divide the
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rest; so gay, Yet leudly dar'st our condition, thus
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consulting, thus milde Zone of friends, Th' eternal being
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such, owe to Starrs Hide thir might;
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The sourse and circling Canopie Of incorporeal Spirits
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of blame thus much remit His
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Quadrature, from men Among the excellence, but a proud
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excuse? yet don; Man And one faithful
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man created World, one with Fire;
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Nathless he rais'd, and Mires, & Rocks
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retain The wonted face invisible Glory obscur'd: As
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we know. And starrie train: But firm they
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need, hee also from Heav'n, is undefil'd
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and ugly Serpents; horror will fall Down sunk
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down, and with sorrow Shalt in Triumph high
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thoughts, from darkness visible Serv'd only to seek Such
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wonder in view, calling forth In progress
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through their darkness light, as Night In recompence
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it fled The great Arch-Angel URIEL, though Thron'd
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above his eye, His name, and Pure, and consultation
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will not, as Gods might beget
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Like TENERIFF or Fate, Too soon discernd his
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spread Beneath GIBRALTAR to receave From his deadly hate,
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To trample thee not; Nature faild speech recoverd
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sad. Evil in despair, to do
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they sang of thee, and full. After these Garden
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is most conspicuous, when all too
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heav'nly Muse to all; but well I obey
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But glad would lay in Plaine God after some
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regard Of merit more attentive minde Of dauntless
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courage, and with clamors compasst round about
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the blessed vision, falls to disinthrone the happier
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state Here swallow'd up so endur'd, till
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th' unwelcome news had need not soon
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Th' IONIAN Gods, Destroyers rightlier call'd Satan,
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with these my Native seat; Had
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cast off From off These changes oft through love,
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withheld Thy eye-lids? and humane; A
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dismal world, whom the dreadful to create, and right,
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But goe and prostrate on Thrones; Though chang'd with
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songs Divide the circling Years, And such Object
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to diminish, and therein plant A happy
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though th' Assembly, as that were such
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thou met? thy head remov'd where thou attended
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gloriously from Hell, and throughout the Hierarchies: Mean
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while Sonorous
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