Robo poem for 2023-11-13

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+Produced by Fate Meant mee, or middle 
+shoare In might though not lost, 
+Songs, In Labyrinth of MOABS Sons, thy Priest Turns 
+Atheist, as Princes, when th' accustomd hour 
+perhaps, had pluckt; the Vision led thee goes Thy sovran 
+sentence, and resound thee chaind, And none was 
+Honour clad with me according to force 
+of light, ofspring deare? It cannot together calls, Or 
+Wonders move In power hostility and Warr. Each in 
+Orbes hath rebelld Against us Two potent Rod 
+to mind Appointed, which no end. To loathsom grave His 
+habit fit strains pronounc't it deals 
+eternal Warr in Glory unobscur'd, And Fabl'd how 
+chang'd thir viands fell, whom And when AEGYPT with 
+thundring out my power to begin. As 
+at general Mother, and with delight, 
+all things; in Heav'n proclaims him call'd 
+Satan, with almost no account. Tomorrow ere yet 
+unfound most merits fame in Heav'n Gate Tempest 
+shall be; so sudden pil'd up stood 
+Praying, for mans behalf Patron or manacl'd with awful 
+goodness bring on, Image of thee; 
+greater store hereafter from pain Distorted, all these eyes, 
+that brightest shine. URIEL, gliding through experience of 
+Warr, since by night long ridge direct, whence 
+his ground whence they stand, Though temper'd 
+heav'nly, for those Fires As Battel in 
+ARIES rose: and therein set thee divide The Chariot 
+Wheels, so happie pair; enjoy, and 
+Patriarchs us'd. Here sleep thou fearst not, 
+But glad that Tree, If your Realm, 
+beyond Frighted the swiftest wing, as Sea-men tell, Tell, 
+if SION Hill retir'd, from heav'ns highth In 
+the mind of this gloom; the 
+chearful dawne Obtains the Goblin full of Empyrean shook 
+Of TOBITS Son, Possesses thee goes 
+Thy King besmear'd with youthful beautie, added grace diffus'd, 
+so many years over fond, on 
+by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on yon celestial Sign Where 
+all things, and force urg'd home, While 
+the warie fiend Stood up, the 
+points of lamentation loud was cleard, and receave them 
+his creating hand Nothing imperfet by me, the CRONIAN Sea, 
+and nigh. Neererhe drew, Which we then? 
+what heart Substantial Life, Wak't by our 
+exile Hath scath'd the pretious bane. And honour claim'd 
+AZAZEL as in Heav'n against so sore hath also 
+in ADAMS room large and tangling bushes had Of 
+future for whom; For though One; But all imbroild, And 
+starrie Pole: Thou mai'st not; To Idols through 
+experience taught to obstruct his great World With 
+soft Axle, and Death denounc't, whatever 
+creeps Luxuriant; mean while Sonorous mettal blowing Martial 
+sounds: At thee thy restraint: what thy might, 
+All yours, the midnight march, and Timbrels loud 
+acclaim. Thence up here onely, I repent or 
+unaware, To mortal tast Brought Death denounc't that he wonns 
+In the savage Hill a rural seat 
+of glorious Angel interrupted milde. ADAM, not oft return. 
+Part curb thir God Rais'd of sense and break, 
+Each thing not far whose just 
+th' Ethereal Vertues; or Beast; which both Rocks 
+thir shape it be returnd with 
+me sudden hand So strange point of 
+manifold delights: But bid What wee, somtimes Viewless, and dreadful 
+voyage; till Eevning coole ZEPHYR, and under 
+me now has a flourie Vales, Thrice he first 
+smiles Wanted, nor Man Restore us, who renounce 
+Thir pamperd boughes, and drew not lost; the 
+deep, Won from truth, or mute, Pondering the Ox 
+the World enjoydst, And what intends thy victorious Bands 
+and pile Stood fixt Mine with sad exclusion 
+from Noon he stood So from 
+the fiercest Spirit coming thus said. Native Soile, for you 
+'AS-IS' WITH NO REMEDIES FOR NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, BREACH 
+OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PARADISE LOST *** START 
+OF THIS WORK If better us, That practisd falshood under 
+feares, That scal'd by temperance taught the 
+terms of their own mouths. There rest, 
+if what chance The sound Of conflict; over Fields 
+more in hell Precedence, none, Created 
+vast vacuitie: all reponsbility that it 
+rose, they could befall In vision 
+beatific: by Warr then, if sev'nth 
+to Earth So spake th' ETRURIAN 
+shades High overarch't imbowr; or Morn, Wak't 
+by som new Possessor: One of this act 
+or carreer with genial Angel cri'd. 
+THE END. 1.F.5. Some wandring feet Hasting this unhappy 
+Mansion, or Soul hath joynd In the INDIAN Mount, 
+or manacl'd with slandrous darts, and Flocks Grasing the 
+arched roof Pendant by command Shall Truth hast born 
+Universal Orb Of his bounds Of Iron 
+Scepter then avail though mute; Unskilful with me most, 
+and passion to death to annoy The Sulphurous Hail 
+universal shout that sung: Just met, Mine 
+eare ever happie: him she deserts thee now, While 
+yet don; Man there will And ore 
+the Fount of judgement he assembl'd all passage 
+now To vice industrious, but cast Ominous conjecture on thy 
+praise could have; I know, Why hast 
+been refusd Those terms of Diamond and Dales, 
+ye troubl'd thoughts, and revenge enlarg'd, By which, 
+in bulk as beseems Thy eye-lids? and tedious pomp of 
+sorrow, doleful shades, where stand we perhaps To 
+God therefore so Fate had vanquisht. 
+After short Of endless pain? And Country whereof so from 
+sleep hath equald, force as undeservedly enthrall 
+to officiate light appears, and on himself 
+not one vertuous touch Th' invention all Temples th' 
+HESPERIAN Fields, And ore the works 
+possessed in Prose or prop, or 20.zip ***** This 
+worlds & Flours, Equal in TELASSAR: 
+in Woods, O then if he who partakes. 
+In billows, leave them Rock of Zeale and drearie 
+Vaile They trespass, Authors to dress This 
+having pass'd At once as Night To mortal Sin 
+and go, so Fate Inextricable, or 
+creeps, or Suffering: but chiefly Man, But call Of mightiest 
+rais'd I seduc'd them mirth & Bay After these 
+piercing Fires As my Decree, The 
+stonie hearts To all mankind Must 
+be found, How shall his head, but 
+peace within, Favour from the Hell With many 
+Throned Powers, triumpht In solitude somtimes Ascend to 
+Death from the use of Spirits arm'd Hath left 
+To visit how chang'd his guileful Tempter thus entertaind 
+those things invite To found me let me once, 
+with sparkling blaz'd, his precept so 
+faire. Round from night, Devoid of truth 
+remote: Unjustly thou judge thou shalt be lowlie wise: 
+Think not, who long absent, and Mankinde; I 
+drag thee ordaind them, to accord) Man 
+Plac't in narrow frith He left 
+To protect the Head of som Plume, that 
+rape begot These things, which they may show 
+The verdurous wall of this Heav'n receiv'd us 
+excites his entrails tore, disgorging foule Ingendring 
+with Love To trouble Holy Rest; 
+Heav'n so doth your prey. He brought 
+me thus, how repair, How suttly to quell 
+thir change, all assaults Their surest signal, they 
+wish'd the Earth; and tore Through labour or Earth, 
+this ignorance of Pomp and render 
+me most, when the great Emperors 
+call, Justice and leaves and Hinde; Direct against 
+a round Thick-rammd, at once with thoughts and 
+full. After thir lot Anough is punish't; whence 
+the outside of Heav'n. O EVE, For while 
+thus began. Whence heavie pace the Beginning how 
+such knowledg fair Apples, I fall, And 
+wilde, perhaps thou eaten of endless 
+miserie And courage on eeven scale aloft: 
+that strange conveyance fill'd With purpose to 
+immortal Fruits? If not brook, And wisdome at 
+foot well might, Ascend to accord) Man over her 
+Head, And hazard in Hell; that to till 
+toucht With deafning shout, return'd up all 
+conquering this which we return'd From these, voutsafe This 
+essence increate. Or one day as other half: with full 
+wrauth more warmth and keep from her call, as 
+Armies rush To fill Infinitude, nor shall my sentence, and 
+RHEA'S Son for this Usurper his 
+malice into the armed Files Darts in 
+opposition sits High overarch't imbowr; or Faerie Elves, 
+Whose vertue, for the burning Adamant 
+Barr'd over her the Giant brood Of Dulcet 
+Symphonies and all pleasure I spar'd not, and SILOA'S 
+Brook that Milkie way Tore through EDEN North, 
+Our foile in darkness by keeping the Patriark liv'd, 
+who renounce Thir course, both Thou at noon, with 
+ambitious mind Will dazle Heav'n, once 
+past, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from 
+life; he gives me once, with deeds deservd 
+no cost and smoak: Such disproportions, with Fire 
+to SENIR, that onely right. Or if ye 
+Sons Came singly where to trie, what seem'd 
+A place exposes Formost to infinite 
+Thy words unknown: Forthwith his right; yet Regaind 
+in wide Lantskip all Temples th' occasion, whether I 
+will not remove, Save what is for Hell, 
+Not burd'nd Nature, hold his second stroke they win 
+the Maker, be achiev'd, whereof here would creep, 
+If thou spok'n as an ignominy and shame 
+beneath Th' Eternal eye, and smoak: Such 
+high repute Which might supplie the throng 
+Of costliest Emblem: other wandring quest a 
+cover'd field, through them the meager Shadow from him 
+by Batterie, Scale, and shame that blowing 
+Martial sounds: At last Eevnings talk, in Heav'n Grateful digressions, 
+and lyes the mind Foreseeing or over-reacht 
+