Robo poem for 2021-04-27

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+Whence rushing he dwells not safe. Assemble 
+thou but through experience taught the rest 
+Were such appear'd Obscure som doubt it 
+fled Affrighted; but down as in Section 4, "Information 
+about SECHEM, and equally enjoying God-like fruition, quitted 
+all assaults Their surest signal, they yet be paid 
+To stuff this with mysterious parts EGYPT 
+from SYRIAN mode, whereon to relent? They worse Urg'd 
+them lets pass Given him out of whomsoever 
+taught the Hall Of DAVID (so call 
+that Starr Enlightning her way, Not emulous, nor could suspect 
+our own, and transgress By tincture or once came one 
+stroak, as great Conquerours, Patrons of change. He 
+through experience taught the Maker, in such resemblance 
+of courage on Earth, Within Heav'ns blessed Spirits 
+immortal minds. Thus thou what is left, Now 
+I seem in despair, to enrage thee As present, 
+and humane; A dismal shade; from 
+those half-rounding guards The sensible of God; That whom 
+now tost And evil Spirit in 
+Heav'n so foule Thir station, Heav'n Expected, least erected 
+Spirit Powrd forth the weeds of vocal 
+Worship wave. SATAN spake, and Seed All 
+my sight, when the veins Of 
+various objects, from good, created man, 
+Met such bethink them, is punish't; whence to soar Above 
+th' irrational, Death Shall fill the Citie and nature 
+and longing wait The high Towrs Of 
+shrubs and all mankind Must I fear, accost him 
+wrought our defence, lest Dinner coole; when at 
+command, and enthrall'd By center, or drink, and lives, 
+and CHIMERA'S dire. Hear all Temples th' unholie, and 
+highth, and where, if by imprudence mixt, Dissolvd 
+on yon dreary Plain, then certaine times the frown 
+Each Orb Through Spirits of compliance. To which their 
+Shrines, Abominations; and heard, with liberty, who hold 
+Caelestial Spirits immortal hate, To one touch or 
+providing access Without remorse And took the 
+Depth Of Hill and Towrs Of ravenous Fowl, Fish, 
+Beast, and sulfurous Fire; Nathless he slept: in Heav'n 
+perhaps, Not likely habitants, or flock, 
+allur'd The Gods Disdain'd, but favour'd more Of 
+love till now Sight more wonderful to select from 
+Eternitie, dwelt then from him mightier service 
+then strews the Womans domestic honour due Confess him 
+with Tears such with disdain. These Acts 
+of thy offerd grace The Project Gutenberg is 
+fear'd; should relent And banisht from us, 
+whose point is best, into Heav'n 
+Did not don; Man among the Vision 
+led them he sent from Darkness call'd From under 
+Heav'n; and therein Man nor shall receive 
+Perfection from SYRIAN Damsels to themselves I shun, And sin? 
+the Empire up unbound In CHAOS, Ancestors of LUZ, 
+Dreaming by furious down The copyright in 
+darkness fled, but her ears Cannot well 
+this florid Earth, Made flesh, And 
+sons of Law by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu 
+on by Nightingales imbraceing slept, nor these fair In 
+secret, riding through experience taught In solitude What wee, 
+somtimes Viewless, and round, inclement skie; Save 
+when Nature set Thir noxious vapour, or 
+not; there grows, And growing up here in Bondage, nor 
+in Heav'n Among the Sanctities of chearful face, the 
+dire Arms? yet now serve In song and 
+all assaults Their living things proceed, and shame beneath 
+This Garden, and when AEGYPT with me deriv'd, 
+yet we lose This Garden, where 
+stood for high Office mean, & Shores 
+with heart of Morn. Now from us 
+ought I else thou sly Insinuating, wove with all 
+these Vex'd SCYLLA bathing in Man 
+falls deceiv'd The fruitless hours, till rais'd Upon 
+the Dragon, put to enshrine his 
+Saint After thir mutual help preserve Unhurt our 
+Sire, And charming symphonie they prescrib'd, to 
+hide the Ocean: though great Lights, great adventurer from 
+the Fathers praise Thir Aierie Caravan high 
+Tree Down clov'n to enlighten th' 
+infernal Vaile They ended weeping, and tore Hells Concave, and 
+till firmer thoughts To manifest the Rising in fears 
+and most Endeavour Peace: thir Standard, 
+so shalt behold and ILIUM, on IMAUS 
+bred, Whose Bed is so sad dismay 
+Astonisht: none higher sat, by stealth Found 
+worthiest to breathe Among the Goblin 
+full of NILE: So snatcht will And choral symphonies, 
+Day from such pleasure and as bountie of brute. Thus 
+he casts to soar Above all 
+Starrs, as may arise Of happiness: yet argument 
+blasphemous, false presumptuous hope, And various mould, had veins of 
+thee, know'st for long process of Hell, 
+a horrid Vale. Then was formd flesh of wise, 
+let Reigne, One Heart, one restraint, Lords 
+and bickering flame, But first low Down thither 
+brought, and all assaults Their great 
+result: Toward the utmost vigilance, And guard Angelic 
+Powers, in mee belongs, Is fortitude Of Beril, 
+and alterd stile, Speech Wanted not eate, 
+Yet willingly thou what harm? But they Gods of 
+sorrow, doleful shades, where ROME was taught, Ransack'd the 
+previous one--the old possession, and TREMISEN; On which thus 
+to subdue Thy frailtie and went hautie 
+on, MAMMON, the Pool His habit fit to heare onely 
+like To your gloomie bounds were at THEB'S 
+and voutsaf't Gently for delight, As we dream, And 
+Quiver with Angel Forms, who beheld From 
+Noon, and full. After the Head up-lift above his 
+Sign Portentous held The Battel these tidings 
+fraught, come thy might, All would 
+loose, expell'd to soar Above all unawares Fluttring his 
+heavier fall: so friendly voice, true autoritie in me 
+SIN, and ill, Misgave him; hee descries Ascending by Lot 
+hath assign'd us, that sudden view they around the 
+dust and indecent overthrow and sense 
+expos'd The supple knee? ye not reverence 
+in despair, to soar Above all disorderd, at 
+eeve In gate And Bush with vast TYPHOEAN 
+rage Among the shaddow of Seas, 
+each part, Go heavenly Grace: and fall In sweet 
+dewes and difficult, not by thee, and secret foe, 
+Though distant far worse deeds of 
+anyone anywhere at hand what doubt 
+it don: My coming of Ornament, in Vallie 
+and all mankind in change on by Judy Boss 
+eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on JOVE, Hid AMALTHEA and demurr 
+Seis'd us, and Scepter and passion first 
+this VVorld Of darkness by whose swiftness Number 
+sufficient to execute their Vows and Mine, Assaulting; 
+others note Singing thir Standard, so Fate the Serpent? 
+hee blew His blessed Spirits he strode. Th' 
+offence, that most is fair, But grateful mind from 
+whose roar Must'ring thir lips, in 
+sudden appetite To rest, as beseems Thy dread 
+of God; That wash thy voice, unchang'd To one place, 
+they owe; when sins and gates of Heav'ns dore he 
+whom they bow, of MICHAEL Wrought still to 
+descry new haunt Her hand Watches, no 
+excess Of fellowship I warne Thy 
+folly; or loud; and call'd up 
+rose the seav'n Who to resist our afflicted Powers, 
+off-spring of anyone anywhere at no 
+cloud Instinct with speed Thir perfet formes, Limb'd 
+and cheerful, in new Worlds; whereof who thought Thee 
+also arme Our minds With Serpent 
+suttl'st Beast that wisdom wake, suspicion sleeps 
+or enmity fulfill. For what Revenge? the glittering Tents he 
+starts Discoverd and mad demeanour, then on 
+wing Scout farr other Creatures rational, though hid 
+metallic Ore, The sooner had being, it self; Then 
+with hop'd success, Throws his proud Crest Sat Sable-vested 
+Night, Such disproportions, with Incense strew'd, On 
+ADAM his wary speech he came, Led on 
+the Constellations rung, Had leasure, wondring tell 
+Of sense, yet into the rest or action markt: 
+about him, who fill'd With Mountains as glowing Iron Gates, 
+if Predestination over-rul'd by strength to soar Above the 
+Forrest wilde, beat with loud misrule Of goodliest 
+Trees wept odorous sweets the arched 
+roof Pendant by strength, of happy state under wrauth, 
+O EVE, easily transgress repel. Haste hither From 
+far from thee too slightly barrd. The builders next 
+favourable spirit, propitious while expectation when Nature none: 
+in Heav'n Must suffer more, while in length from 
+one seem'd A Leper once have thee 
+what first shape erect and with answering scorn 
+with Gods; and die: what ere 
+our scant manuring, and warme, Temper or re-use it 
+rag'd, in any manner are set, With Feast 
+and lyes the flaming swords, drawn by farr 
+deceav'd; thy Wisdom to simplicitie Resigns her battering 
+Engines bent (who could without law Erre not, sovran 
+sentence, that brightest shine. Wonder not free, what 
+seem'd Farr more forcible and with cursed World goe 
+with peaceful sloath, Not of Paradise Dying put 
+to know, and feed on dry Land, yet God 
+not th' occasion want, nor somtimes may attain. 
+So spake th' Omnipotent, Immutable, Immortal, Infinite, 
+Eternal Splendors flung For aught on high Noon 
+amid the Heav'n, Empyreal substance be 
+tri'd whether true autoritie in Eternitie, 
+for flight, and smoak: Such recompence it me, though 
+Regent of chearful waies of Spirits bright 
+Image whom th' Apostate Angel, and lick'd the fertil 
+Banks Of smallest Dwarfs, in silence on Bitnet 
+(Judy now so dear, and turnd thither-ward 
+in our Nourisher, from thy Prayers Could not molest 
+us, and therein plant A Leper 
+once amidst the deed; Shee as 
+Night with others. Fall'n Cherube, to