Robo poem for 2022-10-26
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***** This worlds wilderness long Had not glance
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Show to begin. As we had)
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To pluck such pleasure and native Seat; perhaps the
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Cherube, to thee alone, By word DISDAIN forbids he
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it were pour'd Cherub rode Farr otherwise th' Arch-fiend
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reply'd. Daughter of it all assaults Their
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Altars by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on they introduce
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Thir lighter wings. As joyn'd That run Potable Gold,
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Or taint Th' incensed Deitie, while Sonorous mettal blowing
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Myrrh and terrible, advance into the HOURS in
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Heav'n supream Above th' upright wing URIEL and
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Timbrels loud Their Altars by so easie it possible
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to all; but rather serve, That
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farr then avail though few. But all As one
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greater then appeer'd Spangling the cleer HYALINE, the house of
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ALMANSOR, FEZ, and full. After thir Warr: Under amazement of
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slender waste and dash Maturest Counsels: for him, in Heav'n
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arriv'd, Wafted by whose he scape By wondrous
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Works, on mans polluting Sin With
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thicket overgrown, grottesque and shame to deplore Her
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loss, That ye to submit or
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hypertext form. As through experience taught To undergo
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eternal fame in any fees or re-use
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it be many Myriads of EVE: Fair to
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Death more then projecting Peace is miserable
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Beyond the arched roof Pendant by due, Dispenses Light as
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us'd For Man, revolt And mad'st the
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Rose: Another part of Darkness they sought: him
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linkt in hand. A solemn adoration down
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alone From MEDIA post to deceive his
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head, devouring fire. Sounder fierie red, sharpning in
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PALESTINE, and CHIMERA'S dire. Proud, art is
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truly fair. All but much won
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audience and accurst, that debt paid, Thou hadst:
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whom my foreknowledge absolute, And shelterd round, Whereon a
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Mount whereon to tell him there,
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yet from SYRIAN mode, whereon In Adamantine Chains
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& heal'd: The tempting stream, with
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disdain. These Gates of knowledge, planted by experience taught
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The sequel each that noise rejected:
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oft times the roofe Of terrour, and
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renowne, Who from the horrid Vale. Then violence: for
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wide Circuit, let me thought, and stay:
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forlorn and solitarie, these Vex'd SCYLLA bathing in PALESTINE,
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and circumscrib'd thir Power, And what else
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set encoding: ASCII Is not lost;
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Attonement for when their great authentic will renew His
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gentle pair, yee behold The World erroneous
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to aggravate His Seasons, Hours, with
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equal Love: say the Carr of verdant
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wall; each Orb Of SENNAAR, and on the Field,
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From Beds of paine fled amain, pursu'd and wine.
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Witness if ever, and knew him thus accostes;
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If such bold And now so thinking
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to simplicitie Resigns her silent stream,
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LETHE the Vision led His mighty
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Chief returnd: URIEL, one Soul hath so
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scap'd his Foe hung on Bitnet (Judy now Shot after
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to soar Above all assaults Their Altars by them slaves
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Inhospitably, and taste of Hell, or worse, or
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creating hand Reach also gaz'd; And bring
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thee Worlds Judg'd thee knowing ill, or yeanling Kids
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On JUNO smiles, or Faerie Elves,
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Whose image viewing Becam'st enamour'd, and lyes
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Bordering on Bitnet (Judy now True appetite,
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that possesse Earth, to delight hath ruind,
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for high Towrs; nor fragrance fill'd With liberal
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Thou mai'st not; Nature paints her self, With borrowd
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light of electronic works so endur'd, till men
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He ceas'd; and bare, unsightly, unadorn'd, Brought forth more
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rich inlay Broiderd the smaller Birds thir Law
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and with hideous change. He call'd so
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our unrest, and Land: nigh overwhelm'd,
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Confessing soon, Armd with cursed fraud Led
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on, which made And life so near each
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In th' Archangel. Dextrously thou seemst, Go; for ev'n in
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Love and with shew plebeian Angel
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unpursu'd Through the Creator, and knows my
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last led th' amaz'd So onely Supream In
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glory rais'd incessant toyle And the toyl of bones,
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Like Night, eldest of happie! is 64-6221541.
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Its 501(c)(3) educational corporation organized under the mightiest rais'd
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Their surest signal, they pursu'd (though more, So
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goodly prospect high, Where pain and prostrate on IMAUS
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bred, Whose wanton rites, which God
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and foule. But follow me, the
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Peace is at command, ere well this frail
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Man should by stronger provd He
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nam'd. Thus said, thy Lot hath perform'd
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what mould, and deed so happie
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state he first inflam'd of Life
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offer'd, he them to do his seat, And cannot give;
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as impure as Sea-men tell, Or theirs it rose, and
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knows how this forbid? Why comes
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That whoso eats thereof, your equipment. Many a wakeful custody
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severe, It seems, as farr off, and pain. All
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things, Abominable, inutterable, and bliss, while
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thy reply: For such and regain the
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forme Angelic, but SATAN fell, from EDEN which God
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for the Love-tale Infected SIONS daughters with
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their part in Heav'n thick flames,
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the Tyranny of Angels brought, To Spirits
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maligne Ey'd them aware themselves, and calamitous constraint,
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Least therefore came, his proud Steed reind, went Into
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thir story written left, in bright Of
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Mans nourishment, by whose gray Had ris'n or rather
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darkness by stream From thir guide: They worse confounded;
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and consultation will change Those terms whatever, when two are
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critical to skirt to soar Above th' obdurate pride Soon
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learnd, now exhal'd, and joy Sole
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partner and ruddy flame. Before thee;
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so farr, that daily thanks, How we erewhile,
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astounded and shame him indeed and shame obnoxious,
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and shalt be his? Or from ESAU fled the
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Fruit Divine, Fair couple, linkt in thee, and
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Band squared Regiment By sin hath supprest in an
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individual solace his hapless fall short, Supream In
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mean to rase Som dreadful shade on Armour staind ere
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now sat on Bitnet (Judy now of
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Brute, Whose inward part SATAN turning boldly, thus.
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Ye Hills appeerd, or charges. If guiltless? But goe Before
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all a replacement copy and hold what to enrage
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thee combin'd In Fable or Angel, though sorrowing, yet be
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stored, may ensue, behold. Is Pietie to my Fancie then
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fallible, it without measure what sufferd, that brightest shine.
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ADAM of CATHAIAN Coast. The clasping Ivie where he
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nor Stream divides The sourse and Fowle, Ev'ning from above:
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him MULCIBER; and rung HOSANNA to divide our destruction:
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if Predestination over-rul'd Thir pamperd boughes,
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and heat these wastful Deep; with ease, &
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Fowle So JOVE Sheer o're the sweat
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of Light Ethereal, and with me of
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thought, which their darkness and him thence expell'd, reduce
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me once, with fruit burnisht with
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charge to thee transplanted, and passion first art perfet, not
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over-rul'd by success untaught His heart too
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like which now changing; down Thus BELIAL came on, Or
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Nature; God declares his fellows, with
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solemne purpose to submit or fall: so
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spent In punisht in fears and Warr? Warr Irreconcileable,
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to disburd'n sought them be so e're
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God Rais'd impious War in her
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nether Ocean brim, Shot paralel to little, though brutish
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forms Rather how had general Names in
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Heav'n that proud excuse? yet by furious
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down his defects. No where The Sulphurous Hail universal
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Frame, while impiously they triumph'd once of
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monstrous size, TITANIAN, or online at Sea
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feed on Fret by special grace. But her
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numberd such evil that at play, Strait
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couches close, That rais'd Above his ponderous shield
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Ethereal mould Incapable of Hell; that reigns Monarch
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in it so, yet sinless, with aught by
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AEQUINOCTIAL Winds they enthrall to descry new
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joy Ambition threw Into th' ancient TARSUS
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held, or cannot give; as Earth, each In future
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access Without my works, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic
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EGYPT and descending tread Th' unfounded deep, who
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of Beeves, faire Inchanting Daughter, since first fruits of
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anyone in Devotion, to man except, none sure of
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Mercie and passion dimm'd his Enemies. At
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thee alone, Too much what ere
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dawne, Effect shall sing. Thus farr remov'd The
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VVorld: in All. But not over-rul'd by despair:
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we thought no place foretold The new trouble
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Holy Memorials, acts of thee; but
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rather Death her bestial Gods; for who
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into hallow Engins long usurp; ere
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day Lop overgrown, grottesque and sham'd his
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Western Throne supream We warr, if
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the soft or covert guile, We sunk
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with ambitious mind from out Hell
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With act or MONTALBAN, DAMASCO, or
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shade on him high thoughts, and
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longing wait The banded to pine Immovable, infixt,
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and Sons Conjur'd against example to descrie the Hill,
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far and beheld Beautie, which on the
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Seav'n ATLANTICK Seas Beyond the middle Tree yeilding Seed,
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In counterview within And various rounds? Thir specious object
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new Race to have ye to
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simplicitie Resigns her prime, to forsake
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God from NILE To trample thee are easily obeyd
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Innumerable. As from Heav'n; no Leader,
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next, free choice, With Opal Towrs
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to soar Above all sides round
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About thir names of Earth, how found
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me, will voutsafe This downfall; since by
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dubious Battel these Fansie next Her own, and
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drinkst, seeking but gathers heap, and
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CHAOS and bid What hither brought My sole
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Wonder, much advanc't, Created hugest that after
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him indeed Divine, that end, my Foes,
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Death Inhumanly to be so dread of Heav'ns
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Wicket seems a Land
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