Robo poem for 2024-04-05
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1.E.8. You may compare the Grove or
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vehement desire, Had from those mysterious Law, true
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vertu void; Who now glow'd the hether side up with
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Winds the most High; because in narrow search with
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fire. Sounder fierie glare, Then was known in Nature:
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more equal, raunging through Heav'ns first
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Arch-Angel, great Author of him, colour'd then his
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thought Mov'd our Primitive great Chief of glad heart;
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fear his darksom passage wide, To vice industrious, but
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to proof unheeded; others not, who
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scarce begins Her fardest from deep despare: And
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flatter'd out such magnificence Equal'd in her
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widest variety from SYRIAN Damsels to
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dwell at eeve In plain inferrs not
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EVE, Partake thou seemst, Go; for
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Wealth and laughs the dust I fell,
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nor did thy command Transgrest, inevitably
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thou shad'st The Portal shon, and all assaults Their
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living Souls, ye Powers To sensual Appetite, to that fixt
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Laws of Fate, So spake th' advantage all, To adore
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me shalt goe, And leave them as seemd,
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Stood up, and shame that posteritie must be given
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them down, The fall To worst endures. So
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told as in loves imbraces met, How due! yet this
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dire event, when he heard Celestial Spirits immortal love refines
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The suburb of despite, Whom to shelter us? let
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hang, as when he throws his rage Among
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our might distemper the Heav'n, arrayd
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in narrow search; and flourie roof Pendant by John Milton
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Is womans happiest life, Is lost, adjudg'd
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to have seemd in derision, and Sword
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of Pomp and your living in performing
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end Still glorious Work, that most irregular they
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calld The fellows of Waters: and first
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grand Foe, while they shall temper and running Streams
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among the night-warbling Bird, They hard'nd more she by
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Warr with me. As Lords, leader to
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tell Of firm Battalion; back he stood Her
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Temple high Shall dwell In common, rang'd for likest
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Heaven could hav orepow'rd such Foes right against thee
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Into thee as Earth, Boundless the
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subjected Plaine; then if that fixt
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for when th' extent somtimes, with refection
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sweet dewes and dangers, heard remote. Towards either
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Sex assume, or taste No Creature grew, there be
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compar'd, XERXES, the Cohort bright Luminaries that
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flies, And be Preacht, but of
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Divine Interpreter, by me opens wide,
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Wider by whose Bark by him danger or
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re-use it be But this irksom night; at Altars, when
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her way, Intelligent of Knowledge grew
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ten paces huge two-handed sway Brandisht
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aloft Fly o're the worship paid their Creator, and EDENS
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happie though just and thrice to tell In
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that happy state under darkness; but thir precious
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things resolv'd; which God himself was wont
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in reward Awaits the Heavens Fire to
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glorifie thy youngest Son returnd Victorious King, AHAZ his
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just number of Spirits reprobate, and one Night her
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Husbands hand what Land, the five
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watchful Senses represent, She scarse from SYRIAN
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Damsels to praise him due time
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may illustrate most irregular they enthrall
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to build His holy mount CASIUS old,
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less dread of 20% of monstrous size, TITANIAN,
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or when thousands trooping came last, and vital Spirits
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foule, Eject him his Enemies. At Ev'ning from the PUNIC
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Coast, whose mortal snare; for sight, smell, taste;
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But say and spoil and Plaine, whereon
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to impose: He leaves free as
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equal all, Greatness of Pomp and end Them
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thus high Rear'd in narrow frith
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He circl'd, four infernal Court. But pain
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to perfet Gold and waterd all
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Her loveliness, so fair, nor appear'd
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Obscure som connatural force of hate, To trample
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thee or employee of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or feet
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submissive Charms Smil'd with mutual help
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And bring thee perfet, not by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on golden tiar Circl'd his throne. What
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wee, or HYDASPES, INDIAN Mount, while we intend Address,
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and with Haile, Haile wedded to $5,000)
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are made them, as fast, fear and
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surrounding Fires; Till, as violent deeds.
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Then through Groves and low, As may ease
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into the op'n stood, Half sunk before the
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Devil damn'd Loose all Organs of Heav'ns chearful face,
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the rest; so abject posture have thir
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bane; the rest are fill'd With vanity had
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intrencht, and heard, then Obtuse, all What wonder?
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when the chosen Seed, In Paradise, your harmless
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innocence Deserving Paradise! if all Eare, All I
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no middle flight Aloft, incumbent on Bitnet (Judy
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now Mankind; whom now upbraided, as Mountains huge
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a Sea should spout her word, my
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Soul with ASSYRIA strove In prospect, what
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burden ease of Use part Rose out
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to delude. Whence in All, and slow;
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But now scatterd spirits had general safety
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best societie, And practis'd distances to
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simplicitie Resigns her bestial Gods; aspiring To answer, and
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Oppression, and ceases now we seek, And let
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us here Chains in stead of
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Gorgon, or heav'd his head, possessing soon
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propitious guest, as the walls fear
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of EVE, more I will reigne; As
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one view? he also he should thus
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began. And lovely, never to God they mingl'd, and
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choice regard From what me deriv'd, yet from
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OEALIA Crown'd With more desire to divide The
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Calf in Women overtrusting Lets her woomb,
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And now lament Discover'd soon Would never had
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not ken Th' originals of peace obtain'd Unacceptable, though
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joynd With notes then The adverse
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power and tell Of order, so
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as this universal Dame. URIEL, though peirc'd so dear,
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To him burn His bursting forth without
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their side tempestuous fire, He scours the dear
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delight of Bread? Fall'n Cherube, to all;
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but root Springs upward Man Which his Son foreseeing
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spake. Deliverer from thee I obey
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is our substance might work associated in Glory extinct,
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and ILIUM, on the Brute, adorn'd With
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odours; there He lights, if som small Thicket
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past in charge, As onely thy knees; bereave me
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withhold Longer thy Beauties powerful Key Into
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thee with man a weather-beaten Vessel
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of Warr, what God to do all unawares Fluttring
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his desire To give both Skie, and just
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hath been your sincerest care Sat on
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himself; horror pale, ire, Or save with
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liberty, who late reign'd, fruit for such
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prompt eloquence Flowd from thought Mov'd our pleasant
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veine Stood scoffing, highthn'd in Heav'n Gate
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there From Heav'ns now smiles, when high exaltation;
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suddenly My wandring, found Eternal, thine own, our
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Fall, For though all assaults Their Seats
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long is else set The guarded Gold:
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So many are in paine, Can equal seemd; For
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him, what first they adore the Reign obscur'd,
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infam'd, And surging smoak and full. After these
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puissant Legions, to accept them; and
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as great consulting Peers, As we
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know How all shall forget what mould, earth-born
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perhaps, to Warr then, when Millions of
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Knowledge call'd, Innumerable force hath eat'n and grove, attune
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The Calf in any rest High overarch't imbowr; or
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aggravate His marriage with revenge: cruel expectation.
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Yet Innocence and Man, both wings the Seav'nth
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day, why else must down As
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far worse would lay by, For you, there to
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know, and just: thrice threefold the
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night from such united force Powerful perswaders, quick'nd
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appetite, that uxorious King, Onely begotten Son,
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Possesses thee tell him sore The warlike Angel soon
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Absolv'd, if lawful to or Earth;
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or providing access Without remorse The paine
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of Adamant Barr'd over equals to
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destroy Us here, as numerous Host, and flour,
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Glistring with Envy and prayes contrite,
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in PALESTINE, and grove, attune The
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dark Abyss, The Femal Light, And
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fly, ere evil Be not lost;
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Attonement for Fate, Too mean suiters,
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nor idely mustring stood; One over her store,
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Flours a malice, to hope excluded thus, and fansie
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that deign'd To mortal Sin with me,
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of light, Besides what rage let
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ther who interpos'd Defence, while others note
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Singing thir loftiest Towrs, And various Names, till one
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intended wing URIEL to pine Immovable, infixt, and
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boundless Deep. Let ther who not I fell
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By Sin and her soft as
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appertaine To manifest the Sun: His malice, to
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spend all Earths freshest softest lap. There
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to few somtimes Viewless, and round, Kindl'd through my
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Sons Now at Table was, our libertie, who thou
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O sacred name to soar Above th'
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amaz'd So spake th' Herb of anyone anywhere at
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eeve In Forrest side ACANTHUS, and worship
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paid within me ye sworn To settle here
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to accord) Man disobeying, Disloyal breaks his
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conquest, and feel Divinitie within And Matrimonial
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Love, the sound-board breaths. Anon out of God;
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I urge, Admitting Motion in Heav'n be much advanc't,
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We should injure us, and therein dwell. For
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envie, and mount of this then
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be my Warr, since first seduc'd them
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rule Us to Force or punish endless? wherefore
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let us onely disagree Of Forrein Worlds: he
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enlarg'd Even to soar Above th' attempt it came
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with whom imbracing, thus our Joy upraise In shadier
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Bower More unexpert, I should they receive?
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What he so lov'd, thy load thy
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Capital Of Mans Nature, hold Betwixt DAMIATA and with
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suttle Fiend Who speedily through Pond or wades,
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or Afternoons repose. O Chief return.
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