Robo poem for 2022-11-04
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There the Books of seeming Friend. For strength
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from Pole to passion into thir triple steel.
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Another now ope thine owne. Because thou
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dispute With some great laughter at
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foot towards them Rock Ran purple to
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repose Your wearied vertue, for ever tun'd, that defended Fruit;
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or reflection gaines Of guile, We brush mellifluous
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Dewes, and dangers, heard no bliss Human desires
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Blown up with high state reserv'd? For high
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applause was heard. Whence rushing he made, and
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ELLOPS drear, And fear conceiv'd, GORGONS and therein
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dwell. For such united force to
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submit or cries. O Son, While
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the rest well Thy Merits; under hope excluded
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thus, of mankind Must I mine eyes That
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stone, Carbuncle most High; he spake. Why stand
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Do thou thy folly, and gross by me, where
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Vertue fails, or strength, Not keeping strictest bondage,
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though damnd I chanc'd A Nation to
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rase Som Capital Of Grove or disjoyning,
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frames All persons concerned disclaim any files of monstrous
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sight discernes Abstrusest thoughts, how can finde, Found out thir
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fall. Henceforth an Exhalation, with looks onely, who
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seemd A PHOENIX, gaz'd by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now
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SATAN, whose Bark by the future days
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of thee, As liberal and resume
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New warr, if such imbodied force, yet well,
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if for generations to do not mounted
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Sun so suffice his sake exempt? If true, If
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this flying March, along the power,
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with hideous ruine and said, when
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next the torrid Clime Smote on
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yon Lake Rapt in rising seem'd to heare
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Of Mans First lighted from ESAU fled we return'd up
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here would know withall, Since this time shall he
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wore Of proud honour thou at worst On duty,
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sleeping soon obscur'd with new life.
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So spake th' Archangelic Power Hurld headlong from
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Eternitie, dwelt then from him by surprize To
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grateful Altars by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on
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som new acceptance, nor fragrance fill'd With reverence meek,
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As through experience taught his fall, and Stations thick
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a liquid murmur filld with repenting hand I
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bent On desperat revenge, first his fall, onely
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over her Wheeles Of good, and envying
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stood, but chief might Issuing from Heav'n, And
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toucht With Diadem and pile Stood open
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Warr, since our descent Celestial Patroness, who
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at command, and solitarie, these eyes, One who
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appointed work in writing (or are legally required to
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be, of Gods disguis'd in fears and therein plant
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A Heaven charitie so heav'nly, for great
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result: Toward the Starres of thee, ingrate In Heav'n
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so abject thoughts that stand onely with
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transcendent brightnes didst invest The Deitie, Flashing
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thick array on they meant, Turnd him brought
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them rule Over the Beast behold but up here
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Hatching vain exploit, though both at large Lay Siege,
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Or open field, unsafe within the spirit
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accurst, Forsak'n of small, Useful of this agreement. If
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rightly call'd, the Portress of him, thy great
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Axle, and scorching heate? These Feminine. For ever
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burn'd With Serpent kinde Wondrous in Chaines Through BOSPORUS
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betwixt the death thou for flight, seditious Angel,
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though the toyl of Heav'ns ray, and shame
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By lik'ning spiritual Creatures new thirst up here
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Chains and acclamations loud, that word DISDAIN forbids he
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ALMIGHTIE to tyrannize, Marching from SYRIAN Damsels to
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have we feel by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now To recommend
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coole recess, Free, and full. After these
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inferiour Angel, and pain From skirt to
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realities yeild all Temples th' Almighty, since
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Meridian Towre: Then violence: for the Grazed Ox, JEHOVAH, who
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neglect and dangers, heard VVith spattering noise
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the midnight air, Brusht with Spawn abundant, living creatures,
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and deerest amitie. Thou And charming tones, that
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witherd all assaults Their great Arch-Angel URIEL,
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for Gods, and remote Produces with me shalt eat
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my Decree: But on yon Lake benumme not back
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recoild; the Iles Of his love-labor'd song;
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but downward bent, admiring more your Leader, not
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all Her office they gain thir sweetness no
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memorial, blotted out of God; I seek, once yours,
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now Then from my sense, untroubl'd, though fall'n he also
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to depart. Be sure of worth Came
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flying, meet him a troubl'd Skie, in DAN,
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Lik'ning his other torments also in mine eyes.
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Thee next favourable spirit, propitious guest, as rais'd From
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under this latter, as fast they rejoyce Each
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at command, and present object of glad impress'd his
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heart oreflow'd. My Glorie, my memorie His trust
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To Knowledge? By Parents, yet unborn, Ministring light
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dispels the onely thy Conception; Sulphurous Hail Shot
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after taste nor turnd For me, with that right
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Well known till wandring Fire Compact of
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Libertie and Soule, Acknowledge him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels
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turne My obvious Hill, and call'd aloud. Because thou
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attended gloriously from Hope, If Earth Be gather'd now
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bolder wing, as him move. What order, how
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op'nd, but that now (Certain to dewy Eve,
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A Lion rampd, and lyes Bordering on
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Bitnet (Judy now what eyes agast View'd first
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devis'd By death to iterate Her end Still
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unfulfill'd with beaked prow Rode Like doubtful consultations dark
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durance: thus expos'd. But like themselves not glance Show
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to impose: He spreads for such astonishment
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as much what compulsion and Omnipotent
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Decree, The field MICHAEL smote, and
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prevented all th' Assembly, as the
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waste, o're the Aire Resounded, and Man? Haile
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wedded Love, Where Joy entire. Then ASMODEUS with almost
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immense, a chrystal sluce, hee alone, To
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undergo eternal Regions: lowly roof Pendant by surprize
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To bow and some have grown Prodigious motion formes.
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Nor solid might have built Here swallow'd
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up from the Rivers. That Glorie in SITTIM
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on Bitnet (Judy now without end. To
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joyn thir being? Yet farr Then through
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experience of things live happie, owe to doom alienated,
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distance inexpressible they meant, Turnd him Power
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Giv'n me round those half-rounding guards Just
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Man, sole delight, wherein hee Present) thus MICHAEL; These
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changes oft amidst The middle darkness there confess that
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rape begot These as Princes, Potentates,
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Warriers, the CAPE OF THIS WORK The meaning,
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not good prooff Against the slumber, on errand
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sole, and with featherd soon arriv'd, Wafted by
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som more came as Princes, Potentates, Warriers,
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the forme Incapable of God; I doubt, and do
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the Third Day. URIEL, gliding through experience
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of pure Intelligential substances require As by looks
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Alien from forth From their kinde. The consort
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to thir flames. Our wonted pride and
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every eye pursu'd in ambiguous words, that defended Fruit; or
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opinion; then His utmost force, hath spi'd
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In Battels feign'd; the dust I created things
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now Must needs must all Minims of seeming
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pure, and with looks and fix't
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as Are yet never fade the fraudulent Impostor
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foule Are brought: and expenses, including any Clime
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perhaps Astronomer in your periodic tax returns. Royalty payments
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must be henceforth most irregular they sang of knowledg
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could name deserving. But first low raise them
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do I presumptuous; and Gold: So Death
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be, who rebelld Against thee chaind,
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And yet shon Impurpl'd with me Man, both
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ascend Up led His mightie Bone, Flesh to soar
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Above th' air less be pain'd By sufferance, and
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on hospitable Dores Yielded thir Orb
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perhaps no account, But her countenance triform Hence I
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repent or damaged disk or Angel stand, This saw Due
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entrance quite shut of shade Thou
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drov'st of old possession, and lift us
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nigh, in store. She op'nd, but endu'd My coming
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sprung I be worth Came Prologue,
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and printed and Chance Approach not, and rare: thee
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free, what sufferd, that after thee at command,
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and cannot give; Hell of mee, and
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passion into the terror through agitation to his
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stubborn patience as live moderate, till rais'd Others
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more With Gods Altar to simplicitie Resigns her
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popular Tribes Of foul descent! that gently
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creeps Luxuriant; mean recompence (for such with adverse We
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overpower? Suppose he who receives him Findes
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no life. So parted from hence, no Temple
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on himself untri'd. I forewarn thee, I keep,
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by deeds Fearless, endanger'd Heav'ns fugitives, and
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Hero's old LAERTES Son, but that shape
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servd necessitie, Not more then can introduce Thir
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armor help'd thir residence, And multiply a
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copy it, as great Author of men? But
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thy Husbands hand provok't, since denounc't that
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end, my mind By Faith admit,
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that swim th' AONIAN Mount, whoseop Brightness
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had vanquisht. After his Pride Had
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not tasting, different Motions move? Which when her resembling Air,
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diffus'd In presence hid the airie threats To
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stoop with jocond to accept as
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late Doubted his ample spaces, o're with
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deep Muse to necessitate his light. First
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Fruits, & soonest recompence Of battel when to
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impose: He swerve not then, when next Wide gaping,
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and obey But in narrow search; and Soule,
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Acknowledge him Bereavd of Darkness ere dim
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suffusion veild. Yet Chains in PALESTINE, and
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beat'n way Sidelong, had need With travail
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difficult, not fear'd; should spout her Seed Is heard thee
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unblam'd? since he rose, and landed safe with
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disdain. These disobedient; sore The Stairs
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were such united force upon his
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