Robo poem for 2022-04-27
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Fall'n Cherube, to soar Above all approach
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of ORMUS and consultation will therein plant eyes,
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all assaults Their childrens cries unheard, that
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polish Life, And ore the terms of
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this abject thoughts Had been reveal'd What
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could make a line thir Orb that earst
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in VALDARNO, to delight till more haughty thus alone,
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By Judges first, for whence, But perhaps in her
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rich inlay Broiderd the filial freedom
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to woe, In common, rang'd for Heav'n
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To claim in her being, Those
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Notes to follow thou on mee
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shall bow and Truth; Meanwhile the Vales
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of ADAM, not obeying, Hath emptied
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Heav'n, our success, Throws his back to excess,
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that watrie Labyrinth, whereof all Her shadowie expiations
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weak, If so highly, to have
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crownd Above th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus repli'd. Indeed? hath much
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advanc't, We know Her gather'd now in ADAMS room The
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Signal giv'n, Behold a physical medium
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and press'd her went, and heard, for Heav'n, And Earth
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again provoke Our two weights The birds thir Engins
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long have rule Over the sea, Earth Wheels
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her shaddowie Cone Half yet that swim
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th' upright beams innumerable swarme, and PHINEUS Prophets
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old. Then thou deprav'st it may work us
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Man So Hills Aereal Skie: So judg'd of
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anyone anywhere at command, and fell Into
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th' assault And none before him his Rav'nous
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Maw. But bid his Heav'n, once BELLEROPHON,
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though bright: If that steep to dwell;
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But Heav'ns King, whose charge Returnd on Earth,
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cautious of high I adore. Gentle to execute What
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feign'd submission swore: ease Of happiness and Waters, Woods,
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and shame Of racking whirlwinds, or dread of Gods,
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ador'd Among themselves, and with Pitch, and warme,
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Temper or Office now has agreed to swift prevention;
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but anguish and agen to do his Angel by it
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suffice to accord) Man should abhorre. Stand
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in a moment; CHAOS Umpire sits, And for Deities: Then
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aught on that sight, thou alone? wherefore cease to
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prie, shall from enthralment, they rag'd Against a
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Spirit Powrd forth all assaults Their childrens cries unheard,
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that seem'd his servants feet, and valour
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breath'd, firm brimstone, and say, Seems
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wisest, vertuousest, discreetest, best; All Heav'n, if such
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hellish mischief fit Mate, Both of vengeance
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and obstacle found th' Eastern Gate Looks down he
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recollects, and it rose, And now faild in warlike
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sound at gaze The Femal for mankind Be frustrate,
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do, appeard, Not only extold, Son and warbling
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flow, Nightly I therefore as that rape begot
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These Royalties, and revenge, immortal fruits the Promis'd
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Seed All is Sovran voice, and usher
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Evening Cloud, Amidst the Flood Through the hastning
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Angel last arose In universal Host Of
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this odious offrings, and first Distemperd all hues, Roses, and
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Ensigns, till like which plenteously The breath stir not
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feel, Or Dairie, each hollow Universal Maker to
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discover sin, yet unknown, The Waters he
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full Project Gutenberg is To mortal voice, nor
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silent valley, sing Forc't Halleluiah's; while God to
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that hung Tempting affronts us both seemd Lords of
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monstrous Serpent none Distinguishable in him: His eye not
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her sober Liverie all Temples th' Ocean or
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what ere while Universal PAN Knit with
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like themselves of this one touch What
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though now Stood fixt my sole Auditress; Her Son.
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As one for Heav'n, And ore the scent Of Grove
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of knowledg fair Starr) her Daughters EVE. What day thou
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what is accessed, displayed, performed, viewed, copied or blame entire:
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Not thy Lot hath this avenging
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Sword upon free as Rocks, Caves, Lakes, Fens,
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Bogs, Dens, and lyes the careful
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Plowman doubting stands Least total darkness
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do his head, devouring fire. They first warmly
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smote The paine of mankind, though
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ADAMS room Natures hand, she wills to hope
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to submit or Festivals, and echoing Hill retir'd, To
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know, when her watry gleam appeerd The
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Birds on yon boyling cells prepar'd, That
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open brest With singed bottom all befell: they soon
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the Adversary of God; That what chance may cover
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round Environ'd wins his Leggs entwining Each Orb
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Through pride and peaceful sloath, Not only
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evil strait the stalk; Save what proof we
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live, all Temples th' Olympian Games or
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Beast; which nigh at her Heav'nly forme Angelic,
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but her Will Would speed retir'd
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Each other, till th' Angelical to AEGYPT, there first
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awak't, and willing feet Hasting this happie
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Garden choicest bears To expiate his head, but follow
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thee, and taste nor walk not endu'd
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With shuddring horror Plum'd; nor obeid:
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Your military obedience, to model Heav'n arriv'd, and
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foule. But Man nor fragrance fill'd With
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sudden lost, brought First wheeld thir Legions,
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Angel can Is this then can harbour there, and woe,
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With worship, place is accessed, displayed, performed, viewed,
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copied or re-use it thee How all reponsbility
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that seat of OPHIUCUS huge a while, Pondering the
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brittle strength each motion felt tenfold Adamant, his
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strong HERCULEAN SAMSON from Heav'n so ill. Southward through
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experience taught In wealth and therein plant eyes,
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One greater, of thee, mighty Quadrate joyn'd That sparkling blaz'd,
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his Father infinite, both thir God, leap'd
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fondly into the Lake of electronic works Created
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hugest that end, And bring Diseases dire, That Son, who
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without rein, till one intended first, who all Farr
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in Ice Thir inward Faculties, which thus 'gan EVE
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perhaps, by morrow dawning light the knee, and
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passion first naked Glorie. Such wondrous fair;
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thy revolt, Unnam'd in Arms, in Sea,
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and gav'st me; but a vain exploit, though Thron'd above
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thy utmost Hell Receive new Names,
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Needlest to obstruct his Shield Such trouble of
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thee, adorn'd With mazie error under Browes
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Of Paradise, and fair enticing Fruit she
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wills to a dreadful and thrice
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to Earth Entrails unlike) of mind Considerd all
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good in our heels all Temples th' entrance high;
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No pleasure, solitarie. What yet unfound most concerne
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Unpractis'd, unprepar'd, and many grateful then Heav'n Did
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wisely to soar Above them mute.
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Thrice he drew Gods Endowd with revenge: cruel
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his Tabernacle, The Bird Sings darkling, and keen, shattering
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the Foundation and enterd in, and fro convolv'd; so
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Fate shall stand. For still Victor and
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where, dismissing quite be aveng'd On this miserie befall'n,
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And Wings were created, needs To less Then
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through experience of Life that bad were but
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custody severe, our belief, that strow the thirstie Earth hadst
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heark'nd to weep, burst forth: at http://pglaf.org/fundraising.
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Contributions to enrage thee forth all What day
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at command, and Fate, So they stand, a
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flood a higher grew Of force of GOSHEN,
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who by Intemperance more thou anon, while Warr
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Open or once as this Fruit
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be yet he spake. Why hee
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To objects distant to certain woe, With shiverd
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armour strow'n, and die: what likelier can Is enmity, which
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God Rais'd of Fate, Too well could without
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number of dawne Obtains the void
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of Seales and drive farr From center to accord)
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Man he wonderd, ADAM, estrang'd in Heav'n It sounded,
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and prevented all prodigious joyning or
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present, could obtaine By som infernal
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Spirit in her being, Fountain who thus all assaults
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Their Altars by deceit and tasted, yet the
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airie threats Gave proof his days may
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ease thy words thir pregnant causes
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mixt Among the brink; But goe and
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all reponsbility that loss Thus high Towrs; nor is
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as yet not repine, But perhaps Shall
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separate he judg'd; How provident he his mind, whose
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sovran vital vertue spent his Crest Sat on
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Bitnet (Judy now Calv'd, now learn too
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long they sate me seemd A glimmering of
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Warr Open or Sunnie Hill, and return With borders long
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Lie vanquisht; thou shouldst not lost; Attonement
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for intercourse, Or Fountain side of liquid, pure,
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till wantonness and Creeping things, as fast, and build
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a Vessel holds Gladly the Field. Him haply mention
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may ensue, more strength and all assaults Their
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Seats long shall seldom chanc'd, when AEGYPT with
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transcendent glory excites, Or monument to receive them, while enjoy
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In battel, what harm? But as Princes,
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Potentates, Warriers, the grand Thief bent to
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perswade immediate Warr, Did first resolv'd, If Prayers
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Could not solicit donations from such companie as farr
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other to accept Alone as that end, in
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warlike Angel serene, Made flesh, And
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kennel there, Or Bright Temple, to
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augment Thir specious object that witherd all passage
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now 'Twixt upper, nether, and entertain our thoughts this license,
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apply to single or mute, to work (any
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work associated in PALESTINE, and hallowd limits
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thou profoundest Hell Receive new Race though joynd In
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at no cloud Instinct with mischievous revenge, first it
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again thir Counsels vaine Thou in Prose or
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oppose, or Stone; Not like themselves from such Thir
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spicie Forrest or stand, This eBook is free From
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center to prosper then saist Flatly
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unjust, to watch Against a broad Herds upsprung:
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The Ark Maim'd his Locks behind
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A thousand Leagues awry Into my being, Fountain
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by himself reli'd, As we do, appeard,
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Not by old som infernal dores, and
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Power, And LICHAS from SYRIAN ground, more
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From Father spake. Deliverer from pain Surpris'd
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