Robo poem for 2022-12-12
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1.F.6. INDEMNITY - You may choose Dilated or
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expense to and cheerful, in Glory extinct, and pile Stood
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rul'd, stood at one slight bound the most
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with rage. Farr more in Heav'n Gate there grows,
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And should turn Desirous, all summ'd thir Rebellion,
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from NIGER Flood With HALLELUIAHS: Thus trampl'd, thus accostes;
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Fall'n Cherube, to perswade immediate stroak; but all was
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askt. The Heav'ns Lord God Highly belov'd, Son
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foreseeing spake. Deliverer from within me from pain
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Distorted, all past example to pine Immovable,
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infixt, and glad that right we erewhile, astounded and
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Aires: Then as likes them Divine
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effect so wondrous length and refin'd By him shon.
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About them penitent By pleasure, though
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this intellectual food, for I pursue Vain
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wisdom infinite That Golden Scepter then
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on Bitnet (Judy now fulfill'd, that brightest shine. Is
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heard The image viewing Becam'st enamour'd, and (c) any
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agent or enter Heaven could subdue Thy miscreated Front to
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wilde. Thou Can make a keen Nor want Cornice
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or cannot survive without thee chaind, And o're the
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God excuse to obstruct his bounties as Gods; for
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all was giv'n, th' Olympian Games
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or th' Eevning Starr the Image of JORDANS flood
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Of immortalitie. So spake the Sixt day
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will be aveng'd On either end Was never,
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Arms Fearless assault, In Heaven, Where boldest; though
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in her Seed is my eare Then
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wise Or live for Heroic Ardor to
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Winde. To Death, and full. After the space. Though
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threatning, grew fast they fix'd, imagining For you, there
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mingle and low, As we here Chains &
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might Then what Faith they have told
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as in narrow vent appli'd To Noon hast presum'd,
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An Earthlie Guest, walks Invisible, except whom the mind
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Though inaccessible, his bold words Touchd onely,
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and thus milde Zone his wakeful Bird
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of thee, and Songs, In power Now
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when call'd RAPHAEL, said hee, as come no one
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thrice to Death began. Great are decreed, Reserv'd him
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a Field, Or taint integritie; but rather darkness and
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Grandchild both, his might direct Thir spicie
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Drugs: they chang'd His Brethren, ransomd with Truth; Meanwhile ere
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thus returnd: URIEL, though unseen, Shoots farr remov'd
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VVhich grew fast had quelld His single
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or distributing this intellectual more colour'd then wilt thou
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beest he; But hee and warme,
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Temper or Earth, Aire, Thy ofspring, sole Command, Sole Victor
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in Days Continu'd making, while Sonorous mettal
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blowing Martial sounds: At interview both descend A
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Seraph wingd; six wings the Kid; Bears,
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Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold before them, to
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finde ease Of Patience and difficult, not quite shut
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of som glimps of sorrow, black with Man: For
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want we end Holie One over moist consumes:
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But yet one short Arbiter CHANCE governs all.
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That fought at whose Bark by freely with
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ten fold More woe, the Golden lustre rich Trees
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loaden with feats of Life Still unfulfill'd with Incense
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strew'd, On Bird, Insect, or Chance.
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Thir Element Scowls ore the CASPIAN, then on Bitnet (Judy
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now breath'd immortal minds. Thus with
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vast profunditie obscure, Can by Decree
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Another World, and press'd her step
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no more. So cheard he spake th'
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obdurat King Stood up, And that past uncelebrated, nor Heav'n
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his, or I yeilded, by living wight, as
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that bears To love still; And his day-labour
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with ruin: into CHAOS, Ancestors of
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Principalities the gash A glimmering of Hell, a day
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Of mee Thou And kennel there,
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Feilds and down he scape into our
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mutual Honour clad Thir seasons: among themselves
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to reach The Sun, who late they might erect
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and honour his head of computers including checks,
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online at command, and order bright, nor the
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ruful stream; With thy might, All incorruptible would invade,
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but shun the dread New courage never
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did thy words to subdue Th' eternal
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being such, They led His place, and
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count'nance seemd remediless, Thus EVE seduc't, but in narrow limits,
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to my mouth of anyone anywhere at
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your need repeate, As Reapers oft be bound high
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strength, They sate Idol of God;
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I still to regain the winged Messengers On
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you find To claim My early care, Not only
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shon Filial obedience: So savorie odour blow'n, Grateful
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digressions, and cleerd, and pain To journie through highest
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Heav'n; now beholds Cherube tall: Who
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highly they on NORWEGIAN hills, to confound
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the Lord, to men With kisses pure: aside the
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tongue, Somtimes in despair, to soar Above
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th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus presum'd. Hear all Windes The
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worst, Thus high Decrees, I flie Infinite goodness, grace
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Elect above his solace dear; Part rise I had
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perplext All path Over the sad discourse, and
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with scornful turn'd, Till at THEB'S and
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press'd her bestial Gods; for fight;
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The grosser feeds the Spring So forcible and before
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us, shall know. While the TUSCAN Artist views
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At first Wast present, could no mate For since wilde,
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perhaps With thee somthing more potent Ray. These
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two Of day-spring, and call'd me cleere, not sad
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discourse, and therein dwell. And for they know. But
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not prooff Against the Flesh to submit
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or Afternoons repose. O Father, to me voutsaf't, other
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service as vain exploit, though sharp desire Into
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th' anointed King; And to reject Envious commands, For
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thee not lost; Evil into store hereafter from such
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imbodied force, yet thou view'st as such appear'd Less
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then Obtuse, all these Dogs of pain of
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nitrous Powder, laid On desperat revenge, immortal EVE,
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As Heav'ns Lord had stopt His bursting forth
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was this Dart Made thee how came With gentle
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penetration, though immortal: But longer to come. In plain
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inferrs Thy creature late fled The Pilot
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of him; hee To win From mee
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done all these puissant Thigh; Pursue these
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Vex'd SCYLLA bathing in Section 2. Information
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about Donations to enrage thee into the Pit of
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monstrous shapes and with unsparing hand;
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your Makers high OLYMPUS, thence on yon celestial light? Be
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it don: My word, each meaning savour we perhaps
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the use On mans delightful Seat
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worthier canst redeeme, Thir Blossoms: with branches hung to
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fly By Merit more we may at
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play, Strait knew me seemd Alone as Sea-men
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tell, Or hear me som Orator renound In
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amorous delight. She was known vertue
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even to assay If you but
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that saw, when he sees, Or trie with whirlwind
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sound his forbidding Commends thee combin'd In time
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To sensual Appetite, to sustaine His trust themselves
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to tell His journies end Still urges,
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and woe, That SATAN paragond. There rest, we have,
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who most he pursu'd us praying, and full. After
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the violence or where old with wings of doubt
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And EDEN long Drie-ey'd behold? ADAM now
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Of Day yet linkt; Which neither self-condemning
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And starrie Pole: Thou mai'st not; there fast sleeping
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soon turns Wisdom without complying with Bow And
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famish him safe retreat Beyond th' Angelical to taste? Forbid
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who forbids to woe, That led the surging smoak
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and dearer half, The pleasant liquors
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crown'd: O argument blasphemous, false and
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poure Abundance, fit Mate, Both her blazing
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with blood arise On either cheek
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plaid, wings With bright Of airie threats Of
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hideous fall I sate him no
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mate For ever, bountie of aire, To
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objects distant from SYRIAN ground, materials to impose: He
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drew on, which op'ning bud, and
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longing wait The Clouds the warie fiend
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Stood fixt mind may reach Of what would
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I view On half his Meridian Towre: Then
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Herbs Espoused EVE deckt first approach of Land, sideral
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blast, Vapour, and unsmooth, Ask riddance, if
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it grew ten Furies, terrible Example the book was great)
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Hovering on by glimps of Men: And anger wouldst thy
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call, But thir spears Till ISRAEL
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in Heav'n. They view'd the happie trial unsought
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be blinded more, the Earth Shall bend all
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Temples th' obdured brest Of Mans Friend, familiar
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grown, I forewarn thee, Natures know'st,
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and gaines Of secondarie hands, wings, and sorceries abus'd
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Fanatic EGYPT and dangers, heard Infallible? yet remain Not
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equal, as violent hands, wings, Least
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thou Against invaders; therefore whom mutual Honour
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clad Thir course he wings Flung Rose, Or of
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Arrows barbd with hideous orifice gap't on
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main to augment. The Womb of Gold, His
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Thunder didst inspire That must return Of two Gardning labour
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or impose Such of Arms, unarm'd
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they guessd him this diurnal Starr that Hill Delight thee
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as the Foundation's principal office holds; of
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hurtful, prosperous of Locusts swarming next
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Mate, Both from SYRIAN ground, Insect
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or using and remov'd where Eloquence the rebel
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Host, rode brightest, till wandring many Battels maine, with
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gradual scale The character of Pomp and all
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access Without Mediator, his strong and besought The stonie
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hearts To journie through experience of
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God; That with me as farr
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remov'd Not proof ye now, his admonishment
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Receave with me on, with ceasless change Absents
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thee, and Host In thir trumperie. Here for the
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Creator, and scorching heate? These disobedient; sore hath
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planted by nature, will hear, if Land
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to dwell; But by Families and Odours
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and fell'd
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