Robo poem for 2021-05-07
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Character set out of Heav'ns Supreame; Nor
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grateful mind Foreseeing or have a grateful
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Twilight gray Had in Heav'n receiv'd
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us here below Philosophers in narrow circuit walles this
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high sufferance for smiles from any
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Project Gutenberg: My Heart, one Faith Working through experience
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of that, which follows dignity, might most
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Them in Triumph high repute Which we
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fled the mighty Host Under spread Beneath what likelier
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can doe, But yet submiss, though his Devilish art sole
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command, and shame that Man finally be
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our extremes, Or fansied so, through
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midst a Silver cleer; If so over Hell Gate;
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But cloud Drawn round Thick-rammd, at highth
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recal high foreknowledge; they yet first
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at Altars, when ZEPHYRUS on golden
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seat's, Frequent and forlorne. Half wheeling to enquire: above
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the subjected Plaine; then best: And in
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Heav'n move In yonder Gates? through all Her Husband,
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saw the Courts of mildness, with triumphal Chariot rowld,
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as rais'd Their living Soule, Acknowledge him
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passing: these declare All his ray. What
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force hath overcome this place, Where honour thou
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wert created) we found, Among sweet
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repast, Or satiate fury all a
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Starrie Cope Of neither here Hatching vain
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and gross to girt With cause
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Mov'd our Empyreal forme Incapable of Worshippers Holy
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Memorials, acts they rise Above them
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thus With singed bottom all tasts else to be
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debas't Under him make a Birth
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Of Spirit attends, Hovering on me
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in PALESTINE, and thighes with Diamond Quarries hew'n,
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& drinks they choose Dilated or middle Air along,
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ride in PALESTINE, and Realms: in
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passion dimm'd his Kingdom, left To answer, and sorceries
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abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching, equal'd the Mount whereon In
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utter and Rose, and be blest, Much less
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dread Commander: he for Lightning glimps of Men
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also, and lyes the Cell when hollow Rocks
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thir Fountain of desolation, voyd of anyone anywhere
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at all; needs must By Spirits with songs
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to move In battailous aspect, and ignorant, His Loyaltie
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he our Angel Forms, who since,
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Baptiz'd or Sun-light, spread Beneath what eyes till
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then Suffice, or whose Bark by
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right The ancient Greece; and round Were always downward
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bent, admiring more Cease I seek, And sweet
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stop, All now Not seeing me, sole Lord
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impos'd Labour, as equal Love; Least thou
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profoundest Hell the free, If your
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ceasless cry With Frie innumerable swarme, and
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torne With thy perfection, one Night This new
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broiles: Be questiond and distribution of this
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florid Earth, one restraint, Lords of smallest forms
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Imaginations, Aerie Knights, and ZEPHON, with incessant toyle And
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season him up here would build: Others whose look
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thus double-form'd, and coast of righteousness, And
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Bush with bestial Gods; and regain the good, Our
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tended Plants, & Bay After these hallowd
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the Victor Angels, they prais'd, That ever that most
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excels in Orb: Alreadie by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on
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they pass'd, and Idiots, Eremits and call'd that
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strow the gratious purpose thus began. Is
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womans happiest knowledge or Golden Altar send Against
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unpaind, impassive; from bad Such I thus,
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though free future men, WO TO
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YOU DISTRIBUTE OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES - You
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comply with Creation might work in circuit wide. Strait
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side Incenc't with Surfet, and all Hills. As is
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punish't; whence it thine owne. Because thou in
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Heav'n Which tempted our Foe hung his
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illustrous Guest besought: 1.F.6. INDEMNITY - You can justly
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rues. Me from soundest sleep I
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seduc'd With ravishment The likeness of EVE our Grand Parents
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in Love his sottish Conquerour, (whom I now
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from such Thir boasted Parents; TITAN Heav'ns fugitives,
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and as us'd Long after, now pleases
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best, though thus farr excell'd Whatever
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doing, what sufferd, that hill and transform'd,
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Why hast repeld, while Universal Maker still I Liv'd ignorant
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of Puritie, Our Authour. Heav'nly Powers, For envie
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and Conscience represented All generations, and
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through many Throned Powers, in him out
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of joy Sole in her visage round Lodge
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arriv'd, Wafted by command thir pomp that
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Paradise descend; There lands the Midriff with
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fire Into th' Ethereal Mould: then could
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endure; without measure thee Worlds Judg'd
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thee more, That Death denounc't that dost prefer
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Before my owne, My journey high, now Shot
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down To mortal doom'd. How overcome this
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license and rule, which op'nd my crime,
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and less hideous outcry rush'd between. 1.F.5.
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Some disadvantage we most would loose, expell'd to Reign,
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Refusing to accept Alone th' HORIZON, and
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passion first devis'd By sudden all Temples th'
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indignant waves. Now other, think thee thy audience,
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Night receives him move. What pleasure and
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yawning GRAVE at command, ere yet what
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enemie in All, and call'd a copy upon our
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loss, That ADAM to dissolve Allegeance to haunt Her
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dark oblivion let us remote From Loves due course
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began, And Judgement he saw, Surveying his fierie
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Region, this Night, and employees expend considerable
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effort to enlighten th' accurst, since I like which
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God himself The Grandchilde with eyes, and
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fast by soft And now raisd Bore him perplext, where
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Vertue and ill could commit Such proof, Hell-born, not eate
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Of stateliest view. Yet Lords Possess it, as
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fast, fear least Divided Empire neighbouring
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Arms We overpower? Suppose he of that place
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Eternal wisdom back perverse; But Justice, sending thee or
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presaging, from the burning Lake, a
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drop to conceale, couch't with featherd soon Fierce as
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earthly notion can Heav'n so highly, to move Embattelld;
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when to redeeme, Thir universal Frame, while God
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for delicacie best, or immortal bliss, Tedious,
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unshar'd with winged speed, And worship paid their Creation
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they come, for that swim th' advantage then
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that spinning sleeps At top Of
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GANGES or Mountains as seems, In
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sad choice Unlimited of peace Found unsuspected way. There
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to accept them; the Snowy top Of his Meridian Towre:
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Then most, and found, Among the reward
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to this will grow: So spake th'
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AEGAEAN Ile: thus divinely fair, a
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place, and spread his reign, and smoak: Such
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place hast gaind, & dance Intent, with Flesh, or
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reflection gaines Of SENNAAR, and shades High
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proof his life ambrosial frutage bear,
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Our fealtie With speed add Deeds
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to doom express thee unblam'd? since fate In billows,
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leave Thy daughter and smoak: Such fatal
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Throne: Which had need As stood
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So eminently never saw. The grassie Couch, these Godless
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crew Lay vanquisht, rowling in Heav'n were
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who enclos'd In circuit, undetermind square or more potent
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Rod Of many precious drops Ten thousand Banners
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rise into sudden view Nor God, half enclose him move.
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What fury O Teacher, some regard Should
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combat, and somwhere nigh Your message, like befall
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In equal all, Though by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on IMAUS bred, Whose vertue, all hue,
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as are heard, of light, Alone,
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for flight, and wilde, The storie heard The
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summoning Arch-Angels to direct The season, prime Creatures, but
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there crucifi'd, Never to soar Above all Temples
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th' Angel; but thy Sister, and passion
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dimm'd his Nostrils fill I felt, Commotion governd
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thus, unmovd with narrow frith He soon Among
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the Tower Obstruct Heav'n so huge
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a frozen loyns, to dwell; But
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hiss Of smallest Dwarfs, in Triumph
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high Fled not imparted to ADAM
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from without permission of taste of Sulphur.
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Thither let us down alone My pleaded reason.
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To me, for ever to what form had ceas't
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when to transgress. Produced by deeds worse By shorter
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flight To deepest Hell, or round Skirted his Anointed
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Son in VALDARNO, to found me,
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the vent appli'd To your Leader,
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not upright. If he views The clouded Majestie,
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at command, and grateful to partake The Sun, producing
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every Creature, fair spreading Trees; which thus began. Hail
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horrours, hail Infernal Pit shall temper so minded not,
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so farr. So minded, have eternal woe.
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Yet that fear here Will For each His glory
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with pale dominion checks the fee of brute. Thus
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drooping, or shade on the Moon: Or
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open Eyes, with his feet On Heavens King
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Ride on excursion we perhaps asleep secure Sat
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like which of Good and condemns to soar Above
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th' others count'nance too late, I conjecture on wing
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under thee out so great Creatour thus
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they serve thee, Natures concord holds, men
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they nigh in narrow limits, to forget to simplicitie Resigns
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her cloudie Van, On my side
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with speedier flight or Afternoons repose.
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O execrable shape, That heav'n his
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entrails tore, disgorging foule Thir distance keepes
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Till at Altars, when answer thy subjection: weigh with
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words with surpassing Glory unobscur'd, And due All his
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faded cheek, but rackt with wings With vanity
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had general Names in VALDARNO, to soar Above
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his likeness, thy revolt, yet inflicted,
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as late dismissd, the pledge Of hazard more,
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and temperd so, An outside? fair Earth
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Insensible, and underneath ingulft, for flight, and Goats, they
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soon Among whom it away or showre; If
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so nigh. Neererhe drew, Which nightly by deeds of God;
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I obey But might induce us ought that strow
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the Full soon obscur'd with Wine,
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jocond Music charm To let fall. Such wonder claims
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attention still
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