Robo poem for 2020-10-01

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+If patiently thy only be Preacht, but thou 
+eate th' Arch-Angel URIEL, for God for flight, Thou 
+know'st; Thou Can comprehend, incapable of Men, whose Orb 
+within our afflicted Powers return'd From 
+Beds of pleasure she not, sovran goodness thinks 
+no mate For Treasures better warmth 
+and Thunder, my sudden appetite More dreadful deeds on 
+Bitnet (Judy now transcendent glory to 
+contribute Each hour set Labour and passion 
+dimm'd his Word the Wind With our thoughts, reforming 
+what state by Intemperance more awful Ceremony And 
+hazard more, for neither breath stir 
+not yet once above his head, enclos'd 
+In amorous delight. She finish'd, and thus EVE. Under yon 
+boyling cells prepar'd, they wherewithall, would suspicious 
+mark, As far nobler Bodies first Made horrid fray By 
+nature and apprehended nothing hard, much wondring lookt, beside 
+it so, And famish him out of 
+thee: Retire, or prostituting, as Night; when our 
+great Senate choose Through pride With fixed seat, or 
+flie is a Grand-childe leaves, while 
+The Author of monstrous Serpent on bliss, as 
+this portentous Bridge his throne. What call'st evil, 
+and spie This one, but bring forth Infinite 
+goodness, grace With Carcasses design'd Both Horse and 
+foule. But first lighted, soon traverse The Womans 
+domestic honour claim'd AZAZEL as farr beneath This knows 
+His holy mount CASIUS old, less can relate, 
+Fond, were who made Of fiercest Spirit rests. Hee 
+from like doom, if Spirit That in peace. 
+Can equal what seem'd Above th' AEQUATOR, as 
+bountie of Hell trembled as shee for once thir 
+viands fell, And his play; he fares, 
+Treading the parching Air and fro 
+convolv'd; so erroneous, thence he heal'd; for 
+Fate, Fixt Fate, Fixt Fate, Too well we may cover 
+round This file should blow To peaceful Counsels, and 
+Night, Shot down rush'd between. If aught Then most, and 
+be alone, Too soon turns the Bloom 
+extracting liquid Plain, then bless'd them, besaught His 
+will save us out-cast, exil'd, his voice; the 
+Waters glide, and therein stand. For Understanding 
+rul'd not, and chaste PYRRHA to rase Som other 
+whirlpool steard. So farr Then lighted from Heav'n, 
+that shadow staies Thy fiercest, when 
+they owe; when AEGYPT with huge 
+appeer Hell broke loose? is fear'd; should rest are 
+past example with dew, nor the earth a 
+dreadful deeds worse Urg'd them fair Idolatresses, fell To 
+gird the Sun new strength They ended frowning, and 
+foul defeat Hath scath'd the Roots of anyone anywhere 
+at Sea North-East windes with Mineral 
+fury, aid to soar Above them the 
+Light the DANITE strong HERCULEAN SAMSON from one Beast 
+where Champions bold conspiracy against such obedience left Familiar 
+the foe As we here that her hand the 
+wayes that God looking forth Light Ere he decreed 
+Thir course, in wide remote Produces with verdant Isles HESPEREAN 
+sets, my memorie was run through my 
+peace, Yet that render me then they fell 
+Before all assaults Their surest signal, they finish'd, and 
+infinite calamitie shall receive no deficience found; So oft 
+they Dreaded not lost; the Empire neighbouring 
+Moon, whose hither Unlicenc't from what all ill could 
+I grow milde, Retreated in eeven scale aloft: that faire 
+EGYPTIAN Spouse. Much less abhorrd then Farr 
+into store hereafter from fault thus MICHAEL; These 
+two great Heav'n. Each hour Not seeing 
+me, And feare it fled the 
+Earth Wheels her Kings; there plac't, with 
+bossy Sculptures grav'n, The ridges of 
+God; That mighty Combatants, that swim th' ascending pile Stood 
+up, the gentle penetration, though brief, when 
+loe A dreadful thing naught merits praise his 
+foot and passion to bear him at command, 
+and therein set with Truth; Meanwhile To tempt it, 
+which perhaps Astronomer in Heav'n Of light prepar'd, 
+they hit, none before us, self-begot, self-rais'd By Tongue 
+obey'd The black tartareous cold and Shoales Of dalliance 
+as great Work, that first taught the Sons 
+destroyd, then who might Extort from sleep First 
+Man, SATAN stood Among them as that suffering feel? 
+Nor hee ere day droop; while each thing thou also; 
+at all; with ambitious aim Against the Moon: 
+Or flocks, or whether food, Love Hung on 
+golden Chain To open Warr he scrupl'd not safe. Assemble 
+thou what doubt To question thy Bowre 
+or Faerie Elves, Whose but favour'd more 
+watchful, stronger, if else be given 
+the Celestial soile, and Angels, by 
+all a rural mound the safe 
+retreat Beyond his power left of God; I 
+speak Such ambush from liveless to do 
+I besought The Adversarie. Nor shall beleeve 
+Baptizing in at command, ere then mistrust, 
+but thy so highly, to be weak is no 
+staine: Till I pursue Thy lingring, or 
+when thousands trooping came thir guide: They measure found; 
+So dear delight and Grooms besmeard with 
+excessive grown above his crew Lay floating many 
+are those two weights The gracious was 
+sunk, and worthiest to soar Above all I 
+though immortal: But Heav'ns Lord Envie 
+them in happie Light, for himself in 
+Glory above the airie threats to protect 
+the Seas And stabl'd; of sorrow, doleful shades, 
+where he drops Ten thousand fadom deep, who 
+beheld The warlike sound Yet unconsum'd. Before all 
+Her self Abolish his Saints: Him 
+whom could seduce Thee what compulsion 
+and longing pines; Yet they passd 
+they fill'd, before thy greatness will first 
+resolv'd, If so with black tartareous cold OLYMPUS rul'd 
+the dore. Meanwhile the gloom of Spirits 
+he met thou what glorious Maker then, all 
+assaults Their great Argument Remaines, sufficient to spring 
+New BABELS, had filld with equal hope, behold 
+The middle parts, then let hang, as Night; Light 
+as a tuft of Glorie in eeven 
+scale With clamor dround Both from human pair That 
+one root, and ye chos'n this mournful gloom were 
+abasht, and are my Frontieres here no dishonor on 
+me rais'd, and protects. The suburb of Land, 
+Sea, together drive them better Race of 
+shame obnoxious, and ANCIENT NIGHT, I will overcome with 
+Mineral fury, aid This onely Argument I 
+should mind Foreseeing or racking whirlwinds, or charm Pain 
+for smiles from SYRIAN ground, or Kine, Or ought 
+I offer, on Bitnet (Judy now a Nation, and 
+therein Man Plac't in yonder Allies green, As liberal 
+and settl'd State cannot give; Hell trembl'd at 
+all; but th' Angelical to corrupt no harme. 
+This Garden, still compassing the fluid Aire: So 
+sung The others count'nance cast a frozen loyns, 
+to all; with repenting hand He gave 
+way Not all Eternitie so dearly to provoke, or 
+EARTH-BORN, that state, and expire. What if within our 
+substance cannot cease To interrupt can justly 
+then anough, that in gaze, Or Sex, and 
+Flours Pensive here Chains & Fowle flie not, 
+works knowledge in Hell, or heav'd his Ofspring of 
+rest, if we suspense, Collected stood One 
+night watches in Heav'n acceptance; but with 
+almost no better hopes of eternal punishment? Whereto 
+with contracted brow. GABRIEL, to breathe Among sweet attractive 
+Grace, wherein appear'd A passage down alone against 
+so sad, Sometimes towards CANAAN lead; But 
+rather to simplicitie Resigns her Prime, Yet 
+ever thence To second, or heav'd his 
+pain? And kennel there, and Warr. Each Stair mysteriously 
+was cleard, and Redistributing Project Gutenberg is left, 
+A World erroneous to doubt we perhaps Might hap 
+may express thee how farr other 
+turn'd Round through experience of Power I thence 
+raise and shame hee sat high permission 
+of Gods latest Image: I felt, Commotion governd thus, 
+how the Hall Of foul defeat Hath vext with 
+prone carreer with jocond to attempt it 
+grew, there From mee they argu'd then, Of 
+guile, We are thy hapless Foes, Death last, then 
+bore them ordain His people, who that wander and gave 
+to crush his beams. Such to 
+my Frontieres here in Heav'n such distempers foule Ingendring 
+with capacious mind through Heav'nly stranger, who bore with 
+Countnance blithe and gross by Sin, not there plac't, with 
+Surfet, and Shield, half appeer'd To better might 
+Extort from Woman to lament his adorers: 
+hee sat retir'd Where no nook, 
+As one intense, the free From this 
+frail World; Open, ye Gods, Not felt, Commotion 
+governd thus, behold and various Laws 
+thou thy abundance wants Partakers, and fair Fruit. 
+Goddess arm'd That gave to share with orient 
+Sun, Which two first whom follow? thou 
+eate thereof all Heav'n Gates And twentie thousand 
+Harpes that shall arise Like doubtful 
+hue: but breath in raging fires Awak'd should 
+by John Milton Fall'n Cherube, to NEBO, 
+and considerate Pride Had been thir load, Rocks, Caves, 
+Lakes, Fens, Bogs, Dens, and disperse, that 
+flaming Mount, whoseop Brightness had ended, and 
+subdue Nations, and all reponsbility that fell 
+From Beds of mankind, in appearance, forth more might 
+erect his restless thoughts, to cast 
+him disfigur'd, more haughty thus answering looks That 
+practisd falshood under Names then whom his solitary 
+flight; som times the trademark license, apply to 
+soar Above them with three different 
+Motions move? Which must remain, Till the 
+uprooted Hills where Nature wise are not without 
+thir course; Directed,