Robo poem for 2024-02-25

poem_2024-02-25.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,191 @@
+1.E.4. Do thou hast thou, be heard; And 
+kennel there, And wisdom, and Inhabitants: 
+Her nightly toward the cause addrest, 
+Stood on Bitnet (Judy now Mean, or like 
+which clos'd Not incorruptible would intermix Grateful 
+vicissitude, like the Books of prayer Inspir'd, and hollow; 
+though Thron'd in narrow frith He back perverse; 
+But opposite to succeed. If then of anyone 
+anywhere at such as Sea-men tell, though to 
+my Judge, either hand Useful, whence deep 
+snow and all Her bosom and longing wait The 
+Calf in her Beauty and with clamors compasst round 
+Environ'd wins his Throne, inlaid with 
+Envy and complain that most conspicuous, that 
+obscure wing under ground Whence in Nature: more graceful 
+acts, Those terms of JORDANS flood As 
+not free, My labour hee; But thir four winds 
+four Champions could his Sentence pass 
+RHENE or Faerie Elves, Whose inward 
+Powers, Hear all Sun-shine, as that brightest shine. This deep 
+as built Here swallow'd up rose as 
+that tun'd her bestial herds Attest thir causes 
+mixt Here shalt be found: Warr Irreconcileable, 
+to return to destroy ye Angels, 
+can do we Stand firm, for life dies, Adore 
+him, where length, breadth, and warbling flow, Nightly I 
+wondring tell Of PHILISTEAN DALILAH, and shame 
+beneath That Golden Censers hid metallic Ore, The 
+PERSIAN in themselves. End of anyone in narrow search and 
+with stern regard From Beds of blustring winds, which 
+time Become our motions vain, when great Progenitor. Thy 
+going is the dust and spoil and judgement 
+he o're dale his mind, whose well Spare 
+out of Hell, nor th' Abyss: but 
+grace and Grace, Which from thought I sprung, Two 
+other Hill I abroad Through the Seat Was giv'n To 
+mortal Men To visit thee; greater rage 
+And his ponderous shield Ethereal stream, LETHE the Gates; three 
+of Spirits maligne Of a walk the 
+evil then SATAN allarm'd Collecting all passage 
+down thir foes, Not only good, sham'd, naked, 
+and taste; But let him out life; next 
+himself now both for unjust, to circumference, confirm'd. Thither 
+came from states of Arms, in charge, Flown to 
+enquire: above Dividing: for then wherfore should 
+they hear me thought, and trouble, which would be 
+scann'd by strength within them Rock of Evening 
+Cloud, Amidst the Foe. Seest thou view'st 
+as vain desire, In ATHENS or 
+liveless to remove Behinde them, th' 
+habitations of sorrow, black mist from 
+ORANTES to wind sleeps, o'respread Heav'ns chearful waies of 
+Elements The banded to rest Of Deitie 
+supream, us down To BEERSABA, where he sees, while At 
+sight Of sorrow stood, Like consort of 
+Pomp and gates of God; I fear; Yet 
+least Are ever shall no influence of light, how 
+they in any word or unenforceability of Right. So 
+spake our will be ever to submit or once 
+yours, now appeer'd, Girt with chilling gripe fast 
+his flight Through his Enemies thir chrystal sluce, hee hath 
+all assaults Their childrens cries unheard, that 
+veils the shore; his good never pass'd, and horror 
+Plum'd; nor have name. But not reveal'd, which else 
+with fire; And reconcilement; wrauth reply'd, Art founded 
+on FLORA breathes, Her bearded Grove 
+The pleasant Garden is but trusting in himself unworthie 
+Powers To pieces, and therein plac't 
+us excites his course to seek 
+What hither like an empty dreame. All courage; 
+down Wide gaping, and call'd By center, or mistake, 
+Or from SYRIAN mode, whereon Were 
+ready, in Heav'n. Each in PALESTINE, and deifie his 
+Beams, or West, shall burn, and 
+passion in despair, to naught, Or satiate fury O 
+Son, in SITTIM on dry Land, 
+Earth, All usurpation thence by Judy Boss 
+eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on me loath to soar Above all Temples 
+th' Antagonist of pendent Rock or rare, With silent 
+Night comes Lur'd with songs to all; 
+but all th' approach and scorn, shall his 
+Pride Had work some dire event, That both 
+when it lies. Perfet within, Favour from liveless Rib. 
+Being as now, thy goodness beyond hope, the bands Of 
+Beril, and all Sun-shine, as this unhappie Morn, 
+Or bere th' attempt MEDUSA with repast, 
+permitting him as our happie Plains, Lowly they 
+adore the Waves, all who rebelld Against the water 
+from what else but thou what well 
+suite with Spirits aspire, to simplicitie Resigns her original 
+darkness by Faith, Love, mysterious reverence none 
+would know More grateful mind from 
+the Sons Came not praise hee 
+admiring more availes Valour or when her middle 
+pair that shall them of monstrous 
+shapes and empties to soar Above 
+the method you may reign is choice) 
+Useless and him the Spirit That Death is most 
+excell, In order, quit The Womb of seven continu'd 
+reaching th' accuser. Thus with revenge: cruel 
+his eye so from the length they acquitted stand 
+onely right. Let not lost; Evil one touch of 
+Evening mild, but in Heav'n were then 
+sacrificing, laid On half lost, This 
+eBook is dreadful; they astonisht on it 
+brought: and pain is punish't; whence haply may 
+raise In open admiration him destroyd, Or dreams he 
+who knowst mine, I ordaine Thir own folly? that 
+gently rais'd Others whose mazie error under feares, 
+That which in this her glowd, 
+oft those Fires As we send, The full wrauth 
+whose boiling Gulf between, yet aloof? The 
+savour we know. While the Night, Fierce as Sea-men tell, 
+Tell, if he glad Obscur'd, where And 
+feare Return me his foul descent! that 
+possesse Earth, a weather-beaten Vessel holds the Sea, 
+& dance Led by whose radiant visage round This 
+more perfet sight, and voice From off From 
+servitude inglorious welnigh half these thoughts more came 
+they, the flowrie Brooks In dust, Desirous to 
+Eye darted contagious Fire. Thither by Judy 
+Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now 
+To stand still to soar Above them inexpert, 
+and not lag behinde, nor care of wandring mazes 
+lost. Of hazard as Queen of death 
+to submit or immortal hate, not be: Taste this, 
+or any purpose to corporeal barr. But 
+Death amain Following his head, devouring fire. They ended 
+parle, and Femal Bee Sits Arbitress, 
+and passion dimm'd his contempt of Sapience 
+and power with Tears such appear'd in secret, riding 
+through Eternity, To pluck such wherein remaind 
+(For Time, though mean recompence best his gate 
+self-opend wide Crystallin Skie, and with words made 
+All Prophecie, That fought at no middle darkness 
+here observd His mounted scale aloft: that usher Evening 
+Cloud, serene. All persons concerned disclaim any 
+other viewing, Soon learnd, now enjoind Laborious, 
+till more precious beams Of such wherein consists not; 
+To filial, works Created pure. But if not 
+purchase deare side nothing; and Michael Hart, the 
+Gulf from Heav'n, Empyreal Host Of 
+Cedar, Pine, or destroy The Ford, 
+and cinders fill'd; so lively shines 
+In our Lord, That errour wandring, each 
+act intelligential; but he judg'd; How many nobler shape Starr 
+Leave them in PALESTINE, and wip'd them his rash 
+hand manuring all prodigious things, and foule. But 
+from Heav'n, this huge two-handed sway (Which 
+is a broad and rejoycing in broad smooth 
+watry Plain, and with Terrestrial Humor mixt Confus'dly, 
+and gave me then, Then in mist, the Firey 
+Pillar of anyone anywhere at mine the spacious wound shall 
+bear him with tempest loud: Here Pilgrims roam, that 
+sin hath joynd With thousand Ensignes high advantages 
+thir matter of sorrow, doleful shades, where Thou drov'st 
+of Winds: all Heaven shalt be louder heard, 
+for change Torment with hideous orifice gap't on mans 
+behalf Patron or anguish, and ANGOLA fardest verge, and pain 
+However, and stray'd so spent in Eternitie, appli'd To 
+vice industrious, but that fair Creature who 
+rather pure Empyrean shook his ray. What there to 
+rise Above the Sons Of Coral 
+stray, or Adulterie, where Thou surely hadst in 
+hateful to get free To perpetuitie; Ay me, the 
+evil hour prepar'd For bliss, condemn'd For 
+one first convex of Light. There 
+went she paces huge appeer and wing'd like which intermits 
+Our labour I blame thus impair'd, but rather 
+pure marble Air With lust then Heav'n 
+appeerd Bending to accord) Man I find. Before 
+thir mirth & shade Thou telst, by 
+Families and Timbrels loud acclaime Thee from the parching 
+Air Shorn of Heav'ns great command; take heed 
+least harm Befall thee created, that witherd all assaults 
+Their Seats long and flourie Vales, Thrice 
+happie nuptial League, Alone the barrs of certain 
+number'd days, fruitful Womb Shall change Perplexes 
+Monarchs. Dark'n'd so, as Night; and glory 
+excites, Or proud will Interpreter through experience 
+of Spirits immortal minds. Thus began 
+Is greater now concernes us out-cast, 
+exil'd, his Heav'n, we fear or heav'd his Word 
+the Muse to enrage thee unblam'd? since God so our 
+proposals once as rais'd Ambition. Yet why 
+do all impediment; Instant without whom As now sat 
+on Earth. Forthwith his Enemies thir spite 
+then first drew to prepare) your need feare, goe 
+and passion into this powerful Key Into 
+a format used if warr appears 
+Wag'd in dismal Gates, And Valour