Robo poem for 2022-01-16
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And for evils which alone From Man Gods
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might though strange fire, He leaves
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More destroy'd then needed hands No rest:
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through experience taught the washie Oose deep on
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Bitnet (Judy now Be frustrate, do, appeard,
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Not keeping the ground. But his right against
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them, th' unwise, or Song, and infinite
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Abyss Heard farr Thir multitude, like Our wonted favour
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deign'd. Thee what proof we hope Of ARGUS, and
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scum'd the Womans seed preserve. Farr differing from SYRIAN
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ground, under feares, That be propitious guest, as chief; among
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men should be much confide, But in clouded Majestie,
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at all; but wide was flown, was
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dire, As once with rage; Under amazement
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of faithfulness profan'd! Faithful to help, became
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thy request thee, against them, saying, by deeds deservd
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no nook, As Gods, and Shield, Awaiting what ere Conception
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to my ears, which was inwoven shade Imbround the
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Bullion dross: A stream From SUSA his
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flight He speeds, and Mist, then at head or
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Days, months, and regain the time Celestial Quires,
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when fatal Key, Ris'n, and soft'n stonie hearts
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desire. There let fall of warring Winds,
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And Brute as equal which made
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fast by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now thy
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Capital Of fellowship I thy regal Scepter
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of Sulphur. Thither his might, To speak; whereat his bold
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words have fixt mind from SYRIAN Damsels to execute
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fierce Chariot turnd: To argue in Front unfould;
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That with pasture gazing sat, with
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liquid Pearle, whereon we seek, as in fight,
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the welkin burns. Others more shall need, or Justice
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must; unless Heav'ns free Will, And now
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known from Heav'n: The danger shun'd By
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loosing all, For one entire Whose
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failing, meets A while, Pondering the sudden lost,
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and Rebel Angels, by glimps of Angels,
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can Is flat despair: we suffer here
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Heav'ns fugitives, and bid haste the Bowre To
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PADAN-ARAM in Hell: so dread New courage
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on Bitnet (Judy now his Sail-broad Vannes
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He markd and thrice the judg'd, Those thoughts revolv'd,
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his revolt, not offending, satisfi'd With Tresses discompos'd,
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and shame Of DAVID (so call by
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whom thus I drag him to
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dewy Eve, A sweatie Reaper from the fervent Angel,
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to unthrone we know, The Adversarie. Nor
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will leave not that durst enter and lyes
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Bordering on by command of seven
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continu'd Nights Hemisphere Night Secret they
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around the latter most in PALESTINE,
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and fill all a Rampart. MAMMON led me loath Us
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happie, owe to accept Life in
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Arms, Though hard For me, Which of thee;
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but have known to impose: He trusted to simplicitie
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Resigns her heart enlarges, hath in strength, of Fire. Thither
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let me round, and Seed is low Down
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drop'd, and longing eye; Nor other
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intellectual being, Those Tents resound. Such implements
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of limb Heroic Race to Death from liveless
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to please alike. Sweet is come sole Auditress;
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Her loss, That not built With gay Religions full
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loud, that word which makes guiltie all assaults Their
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great expectation held thee; but Death, and learne
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His bright Of shrubs and build up
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rose Satan exalted sat, Or in
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PALESTINE, and if Death shall his Brinded main;
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the SPARTAN Twins Up rose From Faction; for such
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as, but favour'd more perfet sight, and Angels,
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for likest Heaven long ere day Not more
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What next appeer'd Spangling the Depth Of ending
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this King) Amply have produc't, ere well
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pleas'd, And high walls of mankind, By us? who
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stood, Orb within thir secret Cloud, or like, the
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sleepy drench Of Majestie Divine, Sweet is easie yoke
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Of utmost power thus answerd smooth. Dear
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Daughter, since easier enterprize? There sit lingring
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here we subsist, yet from the evil he
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designes In close at noon, with extended wings
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Wherewith to equal all, Indu'd with jocond
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Music charm To manifest the Father and
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call'd him hither side nothing; and all prodigious
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joyning or sinks, or middle shoare Of
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Battel, sunk down, Glad to soar Above th'
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habitations of som Orator renound In
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triumph and thou looking down To
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come no EDEN and Chance Approach not, and
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longing wait The grosser feeds the Tyger, as
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next GABRIEL, thou such dear by Limb Sutable grace
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They dreaded through all Earth above
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his head, hands, wings, up here condemn'd For Death
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removes the Mercie-seat above Dividing: for whose Conduct MICHAEL
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from the throng Disperst in Guard
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thir kindes, in highest deeds, by doom
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express thee yet public peace, Said hee, with
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jocond Music charm his thy Brest, (what could
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hav orepow'rd such from pain Can
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it be reveald. This deep Channels wore; Easie, e're
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it so, since In order, how thir Assemblies, whereso
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met, Scarse from the IRS. Sole EVE,
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now severe, It started back, It self
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expose, with whirlwind sound Of his wrath
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or access Without remorse And join him a
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vengeance and harsh. On desperat revenge, first appeering kenns
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A fairer person lost shape, permitted,
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they return Of various mould, Of
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sacred Feast and indecent overthrow and
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seem to swerve, Since this can God takes
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no thought, Wrought still to soar Above all vertu
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void; Who have thee Certain my self
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instinct with revenge: cruel his Life To worst extreams,
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and build His odious offspring whom no eare
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less amiablie milde, Retreated in any manner are to perfet
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miserie, I though mean of far whose hand seemd
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For envie, this uttermost convex divides The burd'n of
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operation brings forth, th' unwelcome news had
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searcht and distributed in it so, As far blazing,
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as Night when AEGYPT with anyone. For this
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latter, as nam'd Thrones, that promis'd hee, Who but
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that tore Through Gods high thoughts, that
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witherd all chase me round, Periods of Light from
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thee sufficiently possest before each Bird Sings darkling,
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and therein Man therefore also is
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our own head and how. Not of
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monstrous size, TITANIAN, or say, to his tongue blasphemous;
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but narrow search; and full. After these his head,
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hands, Had ris'n or EARTH-BORN, that Great things
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wise are lost; Attonement for Gods, yet
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first prov'd: But yet from thenceforth
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Endu'd with gust, instead of Life in
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foresight much expect to soar Above all from mercy shewn
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On ADAM, one small bottom all assaults Their
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living things To sit contriving, shall retire
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As we breath her Head, nor wanted
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in Heav'n Among the hellish mischief as
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our days dying to go, so
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minded still; I, methought, alone against
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mee I will disclose. Is open?
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or 1.E.9. If once In battailous
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aspect, and scum'd the human consort; they
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sang of God; I obey him indeed Divine, And
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various Face shalt be found: Warr then, Of Mankind
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with steep flight Seavenfold, and serv'd but
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a small night-founder'd Skiff, Deeming some furder woe
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in wait; beyond all a Birth Innumerous
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living things fair spreading Trees; which time see
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who best may praise; Who forthwith from
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sleep Now drew Gods Image who first
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Father, and it brought: and Battel
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which had practisd falshood under watch; and
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Rue The horrid edge Of tardie execution,
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since thou hee, as huge In billows, leave of
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mankind, By Spirits that smooth ADONIS from utter
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loss Irreparable; tearms of Heaven, Where Armies to
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shine, yet I that SERBONIAN Bog
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Betwixt DAMIATA and wilful barrenness, That run Potable Gold,
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Satan talking to do I else
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in any provision of thir Fountain or cause
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Mov'd our delay? no, for trial what
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enemie Forth issu'd, brandishing his beams That Shepherd,
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who not need not lost; the excellence, but despair:
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His loss; but that watchd, hee Who first
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Morn. Now death invented? or creating
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hand in subjection now advise him
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passing: these rockie Pillars laid thus high Temple
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right as farr hath judg'd, well being
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such, They to soar Above them forth, till SATAN,
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who to soar Above all thir lives, Lives, as in
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Sculles that might induce us unforeseen, unthought of,
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know Second Omnipotence, with falling with jocond
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Music charm To trouble brought, To expiate his flowing
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cups With me? ye living Creatures, universal Host Of
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mighty Host that seem'd A broad Herds upsprung:
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The latter: for speed Search through my advice;
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since I repent or exhorting glorious Warr, Did
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wisely to her Daughters born and dying to part have
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that caution joind, thir Warr: ye touch
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of Pomp and at sight Pleas'd, out of
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old Myriads fall'n, And drink the coming sprung
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up rose the surging waves, as since, but
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favour'd more illustrious made, and other life; But evil
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shall perfetly be at ease, and
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Nature first though doubld now prepar'd For such
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appear'd in Heav'n move Thir Aierie Caravan high disdain,
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from him rise on mischief, and passion in
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narrow limits, to thir flames. Our happie Light, conveyd
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so deare? It self retire, And fell
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Kiss'd as other strife Was fair foundation laid me up
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here confin'd, Inhabitant of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where those flames and present journey) and Land:
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nigh The sourse and his head,
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devouring fire. Sounder fierie Steeds Reflecting blaze
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Insufferably bright. Nor staid, But chiefly
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who overcomes By owing owes not,
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