Robo poem for 2021-07-11
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1.E.8. You two brazen Dungeon, armd To search
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and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from those Circles
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as Are fill'd, before her met, ADAM reply'd. Daughter
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of Beauties powerful Key Into all Both
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what thou saist Flatly unjust, That spot like which
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through experience taught thee too fast bound. Thou mai'st
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not; there to warme Earths Giant brood Of fiercest
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Spirit within her original crime and gates of Fools,
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to augment. The suburb of reproach us
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for the arched roof thou such deformities
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be beheld Our purer essence increate. Or
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aught propos'd And horrid silence yields To sow a
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scaly fould Voluminous and demurr Seis'd us,
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we discharge Freely put two broad
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as Sea-men tell, Tell, if she preferr'd Before all things,
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and mad demeanour, then fallible, it joyn'd, To noble
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stroke Both SIN, and spie This I else with
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Pinns of man, Met such astonishment as oft
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His praise, and shout Of missive ruin; part
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sheep-walks and complain that bad eminence; and regain
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the blessed peace, and dash Maturest
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Counsels: for that from the Elements In woman, then
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mistrust, but of Summers day, in Heav'n When time
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this delightful land, nor erre not eate Thereof, nor
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Wood, nor end The Foundation and Hyacinth with only
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sign That one Who tells of
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death for Deities: Then strait Op'ning
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thir light imparts to redeem Mans nourishment, by thee foretold,
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And courage never will Supream, And
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to soar Above th' impure as great
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receptacle Of smoak and therein plant eyes, and man
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created mind arose With terror hide. If we mean
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to soar Above all things, Abominable,
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inutterable, and endurance. This worlds material mould, and
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ensuring that Land of Ornament, in
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me let Reigne, One next himself untri'd. I
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embold'nd spake, and Stone and Create Plenipotent on golden
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hue Appeerd, with Celestial voices sweet, Wilde work divinely
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brought, wher found, Holy, divine, His lapsed powers, Terror
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of Fire, Who guards The punie habitants, or
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our obedience due, Though single. From mortal men, and
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gates of impious War in PALESTINE, and pain
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Implacable, and full. After these his Spies About him a
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world Of hazard more, What thou also;
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at all; with ambitious aim Against
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a berrie, and from deep With loudest vehemence: thither
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soon. Advise if through experience of spiritual Creatures of
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Birds; pleasant green, As my help,
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thy words Attentive, and with these wilde
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Beast where he stood unmindful ABDIEL that
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sober Liverie all sides With joy Sole King,
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Thither his Train, Pretending so faire. Round
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from Golden Wire Temper'd soft touching, whisperd thus. Ye shall
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need, not deale Wors then fallible,
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it in Hell, or cannot give; Hell he created
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all abjure: When the Hymenaean sung,
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What there I conceale. This glorious dost
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prefer Before had rather why in spacious
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Hall (Though like themselves The Foundation web site and
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effect of God; I call, But keep out of grace
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in her soon. Goe MICHAEL with look down Into th'
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Arch-Angel from Heav'n so abject thoughts abstruse, which
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yonder Gates? through a prospect wide
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Within, her Husbands hand Grasping ten paces huge
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of sorrow, black with death, and man of sleep
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can bring forth he hies. Is
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now returns him first knew would either end
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our present misery, and with ambitious aim
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Against the Wheels her nothing high:
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such wherein appear'd in bulk as his gorgeous East
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With many grateful Eevning and much advanc't, Created
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vast of ye troubl'd thoughts, and
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with Flesh, one slight bound high
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Shall live for thou hat'st, I decree, Mine
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eyes he perceav'd, warr were known.
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Farr off Heav'n, over Sea's Flying, and
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luxurie. Th' ethereal People ran, they argu'd then,
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which might work in wisdom, and underneath ingulft,
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for open Warr wearied vertue, all on Bitnet
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(Judy now unpeopl'd, and full. After these
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walks at 4557 Melan Dr. S. Fairbanks, AK,
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99712., but in Glory extinct, and all subdues, and obedience
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tri'd, now Stood in mooned hornes
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Thir stellar vertue appeers For me,
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the flowrie Brooks In whirlwind; Hell
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Draw after long and shame By nature breeds,
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Perverse, all these Godless crew Op'nd
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into Gods who without controule Had leasure, wondring
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at no cloud Of Goats or undertake The
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discord which before thee, fairer Floure
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by strength, or sad cure; for
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mankind Must have produc't, ere then strews
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the part propos'd: for the forme Incapable of God; I
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else might we most merits fame in AUSONIAN land
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First-seen, or intermission none thence Unseen amid
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the dust I still I equal'd the
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sudden vengeance wing'd with Celestial Armies thou Companion dear, By
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Fire, Who from SYRIAN Damsels to eate: Of
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Mankind with Creation and thee. Creating the
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tedious pomp Supream, who I therefore doubt not Heav'n
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When ADAM at call, though forfeit and dangers, heard no
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Decree Another side, Or Pilot of mind
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By center, or ADAMS: Round through a
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liquid sweet. But thir Starrie Cope of seeming
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Friend. For strength Glories: For neither breath Of Alablaster,
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pil'd up they saw that thou what proof we perhaps
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am thrust, Where pain Through dark Ended rejoycing
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in any Defect you have a
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scanner) Sleepst thou thy flesh, when
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I wak'd, and call'd The Serpent suttl'st Beast
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behold This also gaz'd; And season
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judg'd, the soile, and never from
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us naked on, Chaumping his eye:
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Thither his thought Impossible: yet so farr
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from Eastern cliff of sorrow, black GEHENNA
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call'd, the Sons Conjur'd against so
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now As the sounding shields the general Mother, and
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interrupt his Advocate And at all; with me. As wantonly
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repaid; in sin, yet what peace from above his Host,
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Soon as fast, and all restore.
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Produced by wondrous Art Of Mans effeminate
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slackness it divide The Pledge of chearful face, wherein hee
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Created thing yet DICTAEAN JOVE His
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single hast presum'd, An outside? fair
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femal Troop to fulfil is now
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by mee and wrought Nigh on high: such
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effects. But yet in dismal universal Host upsent A
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vast Ethereal Vertues; or modern Fame, And let loose
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my feet; about this new Hopes, new Casual fruition,
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quitted all access Without my Glorie shon,
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and condemns to prie, shall double
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honour him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels late Heav'n-banisht Host, Easing
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thir Watch the Aire; Though threat'nd, which resounds In
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order, how glorious sight, each hand his power:
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Against the Universal Face shalt be held Gods, Destroyers
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rightlier call'd The infernal Court. But goe and passion
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in Heav'n. And o're the dreadful
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interval, and shame hee and with
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ambitious mind no further knows. For
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solitude somtimes forget to life dies, death to
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give Laws. If shape Celestial, but
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then silent course he despis'd His sad EVE
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Felt less At one great Sultan waving bends Through labour
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hee; But perhaps Might yeild us, equal
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to spie This new Worlds; whereof who counsel
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Warr, we procure not nigh, Which that
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to submit or level wing against
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so minded still; I, methought, alone Was fair Idolatresses, fell
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Submiss: he mixt with ambitious aim Against a field
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be our heels all Sun-shine, as far remov'd, Least
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thou hee, and by looks Of Iron Rod Of
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wisdom; hope Of three lifted up drawn, Rose as he
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celebrated rode Of EREBUS. She spake, and laughs
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the humid Bow, When JESUS son he brings, and
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regard of Heav'ns and fulfilld All thy gift
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of sorrow, doleful shades, where Thou drov'st of Myrrhe,
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& hymning spent. Mean while they little
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which way Tore through hazard more, and erect, Least Paradise
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Leveld his Angels; and resound thee
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along Innumerable force effected not: that flaming Mount, while
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Warr or besieging. This happie hours in
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Spirit Powrd forth rush'd Both of hope,
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behold him, and Virgin Fancies, pouring forth
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will And Chains and th' upright beams
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innumerable ordain'd Good out his Throne; from the
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dreadful and set the INDIAN Mount, whoseop Brightness had
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servd necessitie, Not peace: for deliverance what time this
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thou Nor stood the Hall (Though like himself to
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transgress. All perfet gift, and secure: tell
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In dust, and vain, nor from the Climes of
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Hell that deign'd To mortal tast Brought Death menac't
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would come I still happie, owe to
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stand? Thou canst redeeme, Thir armor help'd thir fit
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for in some fit body opaque can grow
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In the hether side SATAN alighted walks: a reproachful
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life I created World farr at command, and fell Driv'n
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headlong to wander and therein By
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thousands, once the lost and many Throned
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Powers, That mighty Standard; that sight, smell, taste;
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But infinite Abyss Heard Of Southmost ABARIM; in
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PALESTINE, and renowne, Who from hence, for Fate,
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Neerer our afflicted Powers with perplexing thoughts
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to torment me thy Power Creation and see him thou,
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escap'd The Heav'ns ray, and rung A Wilderness
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With every Tree whose conspicuous count'nance,
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without end; this license, apply to leave attempt, and therein
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stand. For softness shee in shape,
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And wrought To HARAN, after all past
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with me for her first seduc'd them so
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deform what redounds, transpires Through the laws
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of various view; Groves whose top Of Mankind
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they
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