Robo poem for 2022-01-08
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Which the sov'ran Architect had not before
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us, unless you find Fit for him off
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From mee they forewarne, Wolves shall seldom
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chanc'd, when BELLONA storms, With terrors and Murren die,
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Rowling on Bitnet (Judy now Such applause To respite or
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liveless to entertain her nigh, in Heav'n
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his labour, to soar Above th' Eternal Splendors flung
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For well stor'd with such wherein
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no doubt: Such of Men To basest
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things. Revenge, deceiv'd The whole Creation, or motion,
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measures Day and down, The chief maistrie to do all
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Temples th' advantage all, Greatness of bliss;
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By Night He with repenting hand alone Encompass'd
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shall befall, innumerable hands Of smoak and hast
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allayd The doubt, however small part, such obedience due,
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And beautie, added grace Elect above fould Voluminous and
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multiplie By strange point of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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Nature in power Who mourn'd in
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All, and shame Cast out from him shalt
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know. And calculate the Earth: And these
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wastful Deep; with neighbouring Moon In part, Go then
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these, these beyond All knees to change awaits
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us from pain From the Rain
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produce new delight, As that stole Those Notes to dewy
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Eve, A shout that seem'd A numerous Host, rode
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Farr in yon dreary Plain, then solid might
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There dwell In some inferiour Angel, I sat
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as in mooned hornes Thir growing
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up here in silence be as
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Sea-men tell, Or dreams he fram'd.
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From th' Ocean stream: Him Lord supream
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Above them stood within them ordain His
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Brethren, ransomd with deeds Might have mov'd;
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And famish him humbl'd all armd Of wandering, as
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firm they weend That be your harmless innocence Melt,
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as first displaid, Carnal desire To say and strait
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commands above I bring Silence, and couch thir hearts, not
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better place, and luxurie. Th' Almighty
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hath past through experience of thee;
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we happie, owe to inshrine BELUS
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or that Day yet Of her
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barbarous Sons Came like himself damnation, while
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our delay? no, for Wealth and mad demeanour, then But
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ratling storm of EVE; Assaying by Fate
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the Kid; Bears, Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold before the
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previous one--the old or whither tend From Nectar,
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visiting each Beast; which God inspir'd, small
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he rear'd me, whom now wak'd, and inclination or
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indirectly from the works calculated using or
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ADAMS: Round he sat the Son, why
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delayes His hand provok't, since mute, though SPRING and wide
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beneath; Now rul'd not, as Sea-men tell, though yet
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lest was Law given the Evil to watch Against
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th' hour At one whose deare
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Short intermission none was ceas't, but a shooting Starr In
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thoughts prov'd false. But Heav'ns fugitives, and Redeemer
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voluntarie, And courage and require More
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terrible as in Heav'n Gates for
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nearly any part puts me sudden view Of
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Harlots, loveless, joyless, unindeard, Casual fruition, quitted all Her Husband,
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for ever, then, if fields revive, though far
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as one ascent is perfectly accurate. No
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where he wore Of Mans mortal food, or
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CAPITOLINE was cheard, But self-destruction therefore now behold in fight
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Unspeakable; for the rest In amorous play. To
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respite or SAMOS first of 20% of Hell,
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With tufts the flying March, along the flames
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Casts pale and food Gave sign That
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shine, yet left to drive as thine Of
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smoak and press'd her Heav'nly love of Grace, Hee
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and Field he nor was at
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head The Serpent, speaking and silence, he so commanded
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to disburd'n sought with startl'd eye Views
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all external things, The present, and oppos'd the Architect: his
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Providence Out of anyone anywhere at our final misery, Passion
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and numerous Brigad hasten'd. As not
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had, or worse within her self, but in vaine,
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Under whose perfection farr remov'd may
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concern him, how farr Then when wee, somtimes
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on earth, durst oppose his Beames the dawn, Sure
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pledge Of Whirlwind and descending, bands Of anger
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infinite Abyss the uprooted Hills Lookd round,
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Behind him chief good, Against such wherein thou shall
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grace And ore the sound The suburb of Men:
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And these earthie bounds Proportiond to impose: He
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to do I pursue By sin his prime Of
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Man, accepted so, By sin Surprise thee,
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safe arrive. This would know All things,
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Which we claim in narrow frith He
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circl'd, four main to quit the Fables name unheard
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or aggravate His fair World, high gan blow: At
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which under Judgements imminent: But for Speech
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Wanted not following cryd'st aloud, Then shining heav'nly
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Spirits, traind up rose as from thy mildness
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on, And knew would I Sing Heav'nly Paradises dwell;
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But have else to Warr to roave Uncheckt, and
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with tears and lies; this Vision, and Thunder, my Son?
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I attend, Pleas'd with me voutsaf't,
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other Hill Delight thee equal anger all ere dawne,
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Effect shall faile to descrie the
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Vision led in Heav'n Must we may
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raise Dreadful combustion down as Queen of monstrous
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sight Took leave, and blazing Portals, led him
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of Spirits elect Angels fought at THEB'S and
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dearer half, The miserie, the deep I conceale.
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This downfall; since the Soil, the West,
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or where, if what proof enough such
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wherein lies from SYRIAN ground, with solitude, is
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a row of short silence broke. Bold deed so highly,
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to soar Above th' open field, which thus cri'd.
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Whence in mooned hornes Thir Makers
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work; he assembl'd all a flood As
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Bees In freedome equal? or heav'd his Son
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Blaz'd opposite, A Goddess among the fee
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for Fate, Too well could have; I therefore, open
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admiration him surer barr His free choice,
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With pittie thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, till now
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came the melodie of things, The cumbrous flesh;
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but farr excell'd Whatever pure thou reck'n right,
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Sufficient to watch and gesture dignitie
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How fully satisfied, and unmake, For thither hast lost,
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should I never did they please, They
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pass disguis'd; They led me here
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lights on that Pigmean Race of matchless Chief: As
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Man deprav'd, Not likely habitants, or not; I
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such appear'd in Glory of brute. Thus with
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startl'd eye so wondrous Pontifice, unhop't Met such perverseness
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dwell? But Knowledge is lost. From Loves proper
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motion we most Them nothing: If true, If
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rightly thou return With long debate, Synod
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of Spirits for flight, and sure, The Figtree, not
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agree to Synod unbenigne, and all Temples
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th' Angelical to admit for him, saw Vertue
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should not lost; Evil in Heav'n Which from outward libertie,
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confin'd Within these Torments? better pleas'd
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her. O Heav'n! that posteritie must weepe. RAPHAEL,
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said SATAN, I suppose If rightly thou thinkst not
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soon Fierce as numerous Host, Easing thir being? Yet
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Chains & oft am present, could adde Speed
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almost no corner leave Thy youth, thy flesh, when
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it be advis'd. God so strictly hath
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Hell Fame is Man, these to complying
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with Incense strew'd, On duty, sleeping found No second
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ADAM from the Morn her Matron lip of shade
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that Starr or Earth, what mild
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answer ADAM and intellectual being, stil shades High Eternal store,
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Flours were these happie State Shalt loose, expell'd
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to her vanisht Night, Fierce as our
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appointed work as mee. They to accept Alone
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thus grew Of hazard in despair, to
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accord) Man he our state by Hell He scours
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the Hall Of his head, hands,
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wings, and shout, return'd up sprung: Swift
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to receave From center to soar Above
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them breeding wings Flung Rose, Or in any other operation
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brings Knowledg of Night Secret they drink,
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and low, then mistrust, but double
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smart. This must By Nature gave way the dust
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and assume Thy sorrow forth, but of
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Worshippers Holy Memorials, acts they around the
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terms whatever, when to belief may praise; Who knows, Let
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her stay. Oft to know, Can never wilt bring on
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Bitnet (Judy now reignes Full Counsel
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must be invulnerable in fears and passion
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into full terms of works: therefore the works Created
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this nethermost Abyss the Books of Hell? As Gods,
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into a wondrous fair; thy request think how blows
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the Seraph tell His heart too
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deep silence yields To whom soon discerns, and perhaps To
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sound Of a fierie red, sharpning in look compos'd
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SATAN thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, as
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erst they stand, a Sea and worth
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ambition though now sad experiment I
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perhaps May tempt it, give account To observe the
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Fruit? it seems, In all Eyes That slumberd, wakes
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despair And longer shivering under ground
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One over Beast, and all chase Anguish and
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penal Fire, But fondly thinking to Fire, Who
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now reignes Full Orb'd the faded cheek, but henceforth No
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second tire Of peaceful Counsels, and lift
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us joynd, inelegant, but that meek
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surrender, half smiling Morn To mortal
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dint, Save with me once, with secret top
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Of lustre rich attire Consummate lovly smil'd; Aire, Fire,
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Impendent horrors, threatning hideous orifice gap't on Bitnet (Judy
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now he dreind Into th' HESPERIAN Gardens fam'd of monstrous
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Serpent in Heav'n be again dissolve Allegeance to few
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somtimes forget all Temples th' upright heart too
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light OREAD or past, return'd From mee
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and all that Angel
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