Robo poem for 2022-12-08
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1.F.2. LIMITED RIGHT OF WARRANTY OR BREACH OF
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HOPE, and unmov'd thus low? Th' incensed Father, and
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shame, and void, Of spiritous and Rose,
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Glad was now severe, And now one,
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Equal with ardent look suspence, awaiting who need,
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or guile. What miserie From AROER to deplore
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Her annual wound in rage, Because thou then under
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banne to watch On duty, sleeping
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found thir watch; these other strife Of racking
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whirlwinds, or MONTALBAN, DAMASCO, or eternal woe. Yet
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happie Light, for in despair, to delight and pardon
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beg, and press'd her Eye, all th'
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anointed King; And took with bright Of
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HERMES, and heart and deliver ye Winds, And Spirits
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of Divine The hollow truce; at all;
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with me. Some wandring thoughts, and Seed is
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left, and Sleep on, As we ascend Up
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lifting bore with incessant toyle And
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higher Argument I absolve: all assaults Their
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surest signal, they please, They Limb Sutable
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grace Elect above Who justly accuse
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Thir pamperd boughes, and shame beneath This
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Desart soile Wants not tasting, different
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Motions move? Which Reason joyning or Plantation for in
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bright officious Lamps, Light the dear delight and call
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Of middle darkness by so seldom chanc'd, when
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a gastly smile, to submit or free future days
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work, But the Angel, who first smiles
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on each Thicket Danck or any of
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far disperst In Serpent, by strength They summ'd thir
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streams. He never fade the pretious bane. And
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Lakes and plac'd Within me absolutely
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not Eternal spirits; or Fish that thou what by John
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Milton Fall'n Cherube, and loud Among
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thick-wov'n Arborets and all Her annual Voiage,
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born First Fruits, & these as when th'
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Angelical to pervert that feard To mortal crime, Long
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way Which that Starr perhaps Might
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in heav'n: For Gods, Knowing both of field
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I view Lay vanquisht, rowling smoak; the banisht
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from following our woe, More hands so lov'd, thy
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hearts To set the HOLY LAND
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to know, Which tempted our condition,
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thus cri'd. Fall'n Cherube, to perfection, one Guilt, one Realm
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of anyone anywhere at Altars, when BELLONA
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storms, With sudden blaze on yon
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celestial Sign Portentous held his wrath and verdant
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wall; each other once past, return'd them thus
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MAMMON spake. Why then from the buxom Air, imbalm'd
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With grateful Memorie: thou knowst What
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can bring Silence, and call'd that rape begot These
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tidings carrie to wander and though more With pittie
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thus plaind. The end Them thus to cross.
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Nor glistering, may meet Night, Maker to augment Thir
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highest bliss Which else free to Life in sharp
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and Dominations ministrant Accompanied to thy advise or
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falling, had new Casual fruition, quitted with favour;
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peace Found out of Heav'ns and mighty
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Combatants, that now appeers, Not hid, Progressive,
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retrograde, or condens't, bright eminence, and pain to
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Death is plac't; Whence Haile Mother to get free as
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farr then ADAM his skaly rind Moors by themselves they
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durst dislike his flaming Chariot drawn from
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night, Scorning surprize. Or Fountain by native
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Heav'n, this license and all ye chos'n this perfidious
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hatred they storm; great Forbidder, safe arrive. This Garden,
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where silence and persevere He never
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slept, nor youthful dalliance had descri'd, To call
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Of riot ascends above his rescu'd gain from the radiant
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Seat provides For God Of porous Earth Then
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Crown'd With supple knee? ye Waters glide, and
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foule. But thir Seats; till SATAN, I
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obey But if Predestination over-rul'd by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on my fair and night watches in overmuch to
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tread of supernal Grace. So farr remote,
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with or thee, Works of Death; ye and
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we perhaps in Heav'n be shut out. So
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stretcht out of Battel; and passion mov'd, Disdainfully half the
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Sons Hurl'd headlong to submit or heav'd
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his Race though should prevail and Flocks
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are by violent cross wind To perish all
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Temples th' Accuser of shade Lost sight Pleas'd,
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out for the pledge Of anger
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saves To supplication, heare Of AMARANTIN Shade,
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Fountain by hanging in sight, thou thy punishment, As
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far Exceeded human, Princely Dignities, And should by stream
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of taste that tasted works Created thing approach Her
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long divisible, and regret For which
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in her woomb, And what ere fall'n on high:
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from off the passive both, but strive or Sun-light,
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spread Beneath thy Bowre or such companie
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as Are many Throned Powers, nor herb,
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were but brings Her former vain designe New warr,
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provok't; our vacant room, though just pretenses in Heav'n
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of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or enur'd not
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contain a cloudy Chair ascending and thinner Aire. As
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Man Plac't in All, and strange: Two onely, and Gold:
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So spake th' Ethereal Skie With nicest touch.
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Immediate are threatn'd, but was In sorrow
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I chiefly Thou also in Hell: Better
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to Force or Faerie Elves, Whose annual
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wound Pass'd frequent, and fearless, nor could adde Speed almost
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immense, a place foretold Should combat, and ever-threatning
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storms Of glory, and SILOA'S Brook that most
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likelie if within him, where she gaz'd, which assert
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th' unwarie brest With Rose out thir arms, and
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wilful barrenness, That stood Of Southmost ABARIM;
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in despair, to execute What inward
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nakedness, much heavier, though fall'n; intend Address, and die:
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what proof enough severe, Imput'st thou then
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Glory never seek, as Sea-men tell, ye durst affront
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his Reign; and shame nigh hand
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the Saints unmixt, and infinite Thy
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enemie; nor Train, Pretending so good, amiable, HESPERIAN Gardens
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fam'd of Principalities the fee for
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copies of God's high behests his lore Soon dri'd,
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and regain the only good, amiable,
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HESPERIAN Fields, And higher then seem'd to
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free they shall delineate so, for who
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since, Baptiz'd or here Breathe forth
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were such Object to Die; How have seis'd,
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though joynd With these The secrets of mankind,
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in Glory extinct, and joy surpriz'd, When the
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Windes. Whence in Orbes hath much worse, in
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loves imbraces met, & heal'd: The Tempter, and as
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violent stroke intend, and perpetual storms Of Goats
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or strict Senteries and imperial Powers, triumpht
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In wealth and Dominions, Deities of
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thee, and RHEA'S Son Of horrible a
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veile the Oracle of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or once thou
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commandst, and shame By thousands, once And now exhal'd,
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and passion dimm'd his Enemies: Nor this
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cursed things proceed, and Sons of pain Through the
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Throne Yeilded with me his arm th' Earth, Medal
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or Earth, That Son, I sought Evil to beare
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Then loose at command, and flour, Glistring with shame
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that brightest Seraphim and undon, hath Hell should
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all Temples th' applause Through dark and
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shame Among unequals what his Brothers Offering found
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by fraud, contagion spred Among the full-blazing Sun, or
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manacl'd with gay enameld colours mixt: On
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Heavens Fire Hath lost our necessitated, such wherein shall
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hear that rape begot These bounties as this
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first Daughter of Mind, or dismal universal hubbub wilde
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Abyss, The danger, and Angels, or the deep high
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repute Which to accept as this Arbour, or their
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part loss Thus over men innumerable, there sat
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on earth, durst upon his throne. What
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wonder was that opposite to turn she
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what thy Wife, where is easie yoke
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Of rendring up. MICHAEL thus, To shame Among
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the Horizon to find. Before thee speak, One
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Spirit and sweet-smelling Herbs Espoused EVE to
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incense His marriage Rites: But wherfore all
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things, let them to EGYPT, divided into the
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fee as firm land First-seen, or
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refuge; and with unnumber'd as fast,
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With wondrous Ark, as fast, fear here Chains
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and on thoughts, and thirst Of him
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forbidden to man, By false And full exprest Ineffably
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into such wherein remaind Stupidly good, why didst
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outshine Myriads fall'n, to soar Above th' event. And
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high Towrs; nor herb, were foretold,
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Foretold so highly, to simplicitie Resigns her stately tread,
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or Rhime. And high Of LUCIFER, (so call
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judicious; I wak'd, and beheld so cleer,
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sharp'nd his foe. Space that shadow seem'd, For
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want praise; Who but double how farr remov'd
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Not ti'd or punish endless? wherefore cease to
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win From imposition of monstrous Serpent to
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bring: Behold a signal blow them pain Torments
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him; one of Hell 'Twixt upper, nether, and
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shame By sufferance, and all involv'd With suppliant
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knee, and multitude, like safetie guided down Thus high
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thoughts, and Revenge Descend from such and with
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upright wing under ground Fast by
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sinning grown. The high or flie above them
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to convince the Foundation (and what seem'd
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So fitly them to God remit His confidence to
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a lyar trac't, SATAN, now To mingle
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and call'd By thousands, once of
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mankind, By lik'ning spiritual to love entire Shon
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with gushing bloud of ANCIENT NIGHT, I attaine,
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ADAM, now grown to decree, Mine
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eare With Feast and call'd The Glory
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of Pomp and rising sweet, Nor alter'd his hapless
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Paire Sate Eagle-wing'd, beside it speak I
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rue the Seaventh Eev'ning arose In amorous dittyes all
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Temples th' advantage then projecting Peace and hunger both, but
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right lost: him die, Die hee Who
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hates me, from any Clime Smote on by name,
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