Robo poem for 2022-06-20
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So quick'nd appetite, that fondly into plaints thus
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forewarnd the Hill; let me ye seek their Shrines,
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Abominations; and call'd him, how is at THEB'S and
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speed; Havock and copartners of Worshippers
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Holy Rest; Heav'n hides nothing lovelier can God to
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celebrate his punishment. So faithful found,
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If better hold us this variety
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from whose guile pervert; and void profound as Sea-men tell,
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Tell, if but a green stalk, from farr; So
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eagerly the bitterness of death, which
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God voutsafes to accord) Man may thank
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ADAM; but here art likeliest find the name, and
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with me. Thus farr thy Mansion driven
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down unseen Wing to heare onely righteous Altar,
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Gods they yet not serve; All
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who should with thy Train; there onely good; I will
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fall off Into th' Ethereal Powers
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Militant, That cruel his heart too
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long, Beyond th' expanse of Hell I oft then
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known, shall his wit and weltring by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on golden tiar Circl'd his
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Enemies: Nor skilld nor Angel militant Of
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DORIC Land; or re-use it be one
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of battel when lo, to enrage
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thee shall his will relate, or covert was throng'd,
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the Horizontal misty Air That be yet from
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the PHOENICIANS call'd aloud. And ore the Bullion dross:
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A while, as Sea-men tell, How comes
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invited by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on dry Land Which
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to submit or tedded Grass, Herb yeilding Seed, And Dulcimer,
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all Causes import your harmless innocence Deserving Paradise!
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if that here thou Dismiss not farr From
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unsuccessful charge, and beat'n way is low and Plaine, Both
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Good lost, mee thir sweetness no watch On
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you a fell Kiss'd as thou
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what doubt within the Sons Shall dwell his Creator,
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and Bowrs, VVith hatefullest disrelish thirst at worst
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extreams, and as this high overleap'd
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all associated files of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where he feignd; Under spread his Revellers, the Heavens
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and Sleep on, And should be weak &
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each other self, Thy coming, and Exhalations that
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therein or have diverted from Heaven, Where erst thou
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didst not; Nature as Sea-men tell, though more
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potent multitude With reverence meek, As being I beare
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delicious Grove, or gemm'd Thir nakedness with
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exhilerating vapour bland words cloath'd in spight of eternal
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might distemper the earth Up to have found
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the Streets, then appeer'd To mortal sight discernes Abstrusest
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thoughts, reforming what mean those chiefly
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Thou at all; but that good Still urges, and sorceries
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abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from following thy ways, Righteous are decreed,
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Reserv'd him make short, on Bitnet (Judy now tost
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And various view; Groves whose Eye That
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shake Heav'ns perpetual fight Unspeakable; for Beast and
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freely love, and warme, Temper or wilt object
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new Earth, to Life must earne My exaltation,
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and Wrong, Of Iron Scepter and ride in Heav'n surcharg'd
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with wound, though joynd With Tresses discompos'd,
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and wider farr remov'd The sensible of Life
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must be Heir Of circuit to
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my Warr, Did not God; That space the shrub
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Fenc'd up Both from cruel expectation. Yet live by
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fight, yet inflicted, as now To have gain'd
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a better seems a replacement copy, display, perform, speak
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Such to iterate Her Seed is life
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ambrosial fragrance after some renownd Metropolis With notes renew, and
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glory rais'd By mee; not quite All that
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strow the Aire, Fire, But whom thus cropt,
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Forbidd'n here, it rowld. Sole reigning holds
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the Author of words th' only hee; But
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now without thy honouring, and call'd RAPHAEL, The Clouds
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From the God only, shee and consultation will
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leave attempt, which tacks a Hell
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leads to all; but hast'n to som,
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leaves in nature, and proofread public peace,
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denouncing wrauth or th' Ethereal substance pent,
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which out from heav'ns highth of scorn, Or
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flocks, or thou what sleep Oppress'd them, and waves
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orethrew BUSIRIS and chief were the sea, Earth
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upheav'd His single imperfection, and full time when
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great provok't, since our unrest, and wilde, Up to
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soar Above th' event, That Shepherd, who beheld
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With spiritual Creatures that Libertie and passion not, and
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forlorne. Half flying; behoves him Enthron'd Sat like
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sense of Fruits, Though single. From Father Eternal,
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which follows dignity, might determine, and weltring by
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command Single, is no bounds And
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these hallowd the hideous ruine and all
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subdues, and unrighteous deeds, by name unheard
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or federal tax exempt From Wing to foul retreat,
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Nor of pure Ethereal Skie With
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dreadful thing on my highth of Hell, on swift
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thought, sunk down, together throngd Drove them on,
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yet those dire form had they corrupted
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to know, That fought at a secret foe, and
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amaz'd, No inconvenient Diet, nor did thy sight. And ignominie,
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yet into the thick'nd Skie With lust hard assaies
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and Love dealt equally to Reign:
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he our Angel warr, provok't; our Mother
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yeilds In Battel proud With blackest Insurrection, to
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submit or spect with her Husbands hand his
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Reign; and all monstrous, all Such
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place where thou enjoy So little think
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how have giv'n O're other shining
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heav'nly fair, fit and rich appeerd In wealth of
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purple wings, and nature breeds, Perverse, all else
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according to soar Above th' assembly
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next upstood NISROC, of seeming pure, conformitie
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divine. Those rare and delight hath pronounc't it fled
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amain, pursu'd Delighted, and all Her self, though
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then as Sea-men tell, With HALLELUIAHS: Thus wondrous length
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prodigious things, or High; he scornful turn'd, But rather why
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hast done? Whence in him wanton Mask, or
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remove him due by whose aid aspiring
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To Noon he pass'd At top Of
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Innocence, of Right. So thick thrown by leave in
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Glory above Should prove tempestuous: To Paradise Lost, by
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their Vows and full. After the Spirits arm'd Hath
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tasted, yet hov'ring o're the spirited
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with deeds Had it stood Among the Night
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Her rosie red, sharpning in reason to
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transgress his golden Chain To trust
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All seemd In curles on Thrones;
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Though I else must the Deep Encamp
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thir vigor find. That all other terms of
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thee, and Night, her Bearth. Updated editions will
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but Discord with Winds they chose The
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cumbrous flesh; but cast lascivious Eyes, Dimm erst, dilated
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stood, Orb perhaps thus much expect to deplore Her
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hand Abolish his burning Adamant Barr'd over
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Heav'n receiv'd us advise, may reign is his, or
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re-use it then returnd as farr then PANDORA,
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whom excell'd Whatever Hypocrites austerely talk
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of men: the brightning Orient Pearl
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& soonest recompence it came single; hee
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of one intended first, who into terrour of monstrous
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size, TITANIAN, or Chance. Thir callow young, but misjoyning
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shapes, Which God Express, and unmov'd thus The
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day he drew Gods own begotten, breaking violent stroke
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they were, or seek Our Death ready
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stands Least wilfully transgressing he so highly, to
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judge On duty, sleeping found where thin Aire inspir'd With
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head, enclos'd From thus alone, to
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Reign: he fixes sad, yet from
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Heav'n, we dread? How didst invest The radiant
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Sun in sighs now return'd, for Thou canst, who
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desir'st The suburb of drossiest Ore bog or
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JUNO'S, that polish Life, the Firmament Amid the croud,
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and require As we shall my steddiest thoughts
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beyond hope, And fields revive, though from
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the problem. Creating the Sphear whose combustible And scourg'd
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with suttle Fiend at command, and gentle
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Fawnes at Altars, when great Mother of
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anyone in spite of scorn, Know none with ceasless
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cry With winged speed, an empty dreame. Is
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Center, and friendly voice, and drearie Vaile They
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pluckt the conscience wakes despair Thus when those
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graceful Innocence, of this loss of one short
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absence I yeild, and Flour. Our first approach
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farr off, and Confusion worse destroy'd:
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what eyes appeard, Not instant, but malice; lifted up here
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art seen Most reason just, said SATAN, and
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bid cry of pain Implacable, and Creeping
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things, Which now with indefatigable wings outspread
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Dove-like satst brooding on Bitnet (Judy now
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more contend, As DELOS or cold OLYMPUS rul'd
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the Master work, in Gods of morn, her
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gulf can hold Betwixt th' arch-fellon saw her Thou
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did'st resigne thy greatness will she assay'd: But his
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Voyage; for in Heav'n Star-pav'd. Know ye both.
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O unexpected joy broke loose? is reason, to touch whereby
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they took, Harps they like desire, In
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Serpent, that when to soar Above all And thence
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raise That one rising, will Her Virgin
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Fancies, pouring forth Infinite goodness, grace
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Attends thee, stranger, who Reigns, and feare; Of sacred
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Morn To entertain The sharpest sighted
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Spirit That one individual solace and
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all Had lively shines In others not, but
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thine, shall with addition of taste, but
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in despair, to Till thir rage, And makes
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through midst a comfortable heat of old,
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SATAN except, none I attend, Pleas'd highly
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they know. While other Hill retir'd, from SYRIAN ground,
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or asleep, Shot down Kindles the flowing Gold compos'd
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The Ford, and jarring sound Symphonious of my
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brest, And should not I conjecture on IMAUS
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bred, Whose progenie you must be fed With
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ATLANTEAN shoulders like desire which they say, to
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