Robo poem for 2022-01-17
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So to do I will be our Father
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in the wastful Deep; the fourfold-visag'd Foure, Distinct
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with vain contest appeer'd Spangling the fringed Bank
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the never-ending flight Seavenfold, and all equality with sparkling
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blaz'd, his Train, Pretending so the
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lowest deep Tract of ANCIENT NIGHT, I transgress'd, nor
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wanted in Heav'n so hee To objects distant
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from farr, founded on each beauteous flour,
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Glistring with gay Religions full of monstrous size, TITANIAN,
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or dimly seen A thing met Solid or bind,
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One of anyone in VALDARNO, to change
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Hateful to soar Above all agape. Neerer to
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dwell: By which way Tore through experience taught to
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deceive his thought of force with pain From all: this
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good or ignominy, or whether our mutual
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league, United I stood; But not minded still; I,
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methought, alone against God heard, and inclination or dimly seen
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Betwixt ASTREA and evil only canst represent As drops
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on which wee to aspire Above all
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these, for the spirits beneath, Just then Farr
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less be Firmament With Feast Serv'd by
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leave askt Puts on blaze, first sort Shall
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be scann'd by occasion pass to prie, shall
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uncreate, Be meant, Turnd him pleases best,
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or high, Where pain Implacable, and void: Darkness
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answerd glad. Empress, the PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PARADISE LOST
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*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PARADISE LOST
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*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PARADISE LOST
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*** START OF THIS WORK There let us ought
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Rather then harmonious sound Of vegetable Gold; ABDIEL faithful
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add? O Sole reigning holds the
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deep: So high uplifted Spear Of absolute Decree
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Or as the Hell thy offerd grace and
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with Happiness in VALDARNO, to beware
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Impetuous winds: he drew not doome So counsel'd hee,
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Who all seem'd, Much of this less
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Choice in her out-side formd us unforeseen,
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unthought of, know his oblique way prepar'd; At certain
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implied warranties or fills All path leads where Earth renewd
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shall abound. But still in SITTIM on Mountain as
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nam'd them, saying, on Bitnet (Judy now was sin'd
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and fell Before thir songs to themselves
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to Synod met in fears and Epicycle, Orb
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within himself unworthie Powers that seeing me, call'd RAPHAEL,
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The happier state Here swallow'd up
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with songs Divide the gloom For aught avail'd him perplext,
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where highest place exposes Formost to drive
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as ten fold More glorious trial;
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and began Thir specious deeds on by Fountain who
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Reigns And livd: One next upstood
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NISROC, of SYRIAN Damsels to them mute. Thrice
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he judg'd; How cam'st thou spok'n as chief;
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among men Among the roofe Of tenfold
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Adamant, his burning Lake, a universal Frame,
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while God Highly belov'd, Son a deed
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so gay, Ye Mists and valour breath'd, firm
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Faith, Love, how came from pain
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Torments him; round With Rose like both
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disputes alike My being gav'st me;
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but down Thus earlie, thus imploid beheld thir
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Names, till I tend. There the PHOENICIANS call'd and
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passion tost, Thus measuring things Liken on Bitnet
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(Judy now I felt th' unaccomplisht works Created pure.
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But thir Law, thou shad'st The sound Of
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conjugal attraction unreprov'd, And God high
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OLYMPUS, thence To pieces, and shame, dishonest
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shame Cast forth more lost happiness I had
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filld with th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus expos'd. But
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chiefly to stand, a Flour which declares his experienc't eye,
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and scarce to certain implied warranties or
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Golden Censers hid metallic Ore, The works Created
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hugest that warble, as JUPITER On duty, sleeping soon
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ended they choose Thir Snakie Sorceress that
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word mightier service he spake. Deliverer from SYRIAN
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ground, and doubt and chase me becomes His wrath
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or creating derivative works, JEHOVAH, who created
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things: One Gate there In the hollow nook,
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As Battel dangerous To God enthron'd, our Eyes to
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know, and amorous dittyes all Temples th'
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Angelical to me once, Powerful perswaders, quick'nd appetite, that too
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heav'nly Audience loud Their Altars by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on yonder VVorld, which no nook, As is against so
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high Noon he it away or
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swift wings, and infinite in DAN, Lik'ning his punishment.
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So dear I mean Drawn round As one
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place, our first beheld Thir armor help'd thir play.
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To magnifie his Trunck spouts out of
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thee, but featherd maile Skie-tinctur'd grain. Like Quivers
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hung, and drearie Vaile They dreaded Spear. From dust:
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spite of Glorie account, But thir lot in despair,
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to necessitate his Train, Pretending so oft return. Part
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rise Among the most High; he pass'd
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Through wood, through thickest Legions under Browes Of Rainbows
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and condemns to that finds her well done in SITTIM
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on yon boyling cells prepar'd, they
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then whom mutual Honour knew, but
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cast Like cumbrous flesh; but he turn'd His
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dark descent, with words attention still happie, owe
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to accord) Man himself Impossible is
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a falling showers, Nor where they win in mighty
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Angels half smiling thus wrapt in DAN, Lik'ning his Ire,
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Though distant far Exceeded human, rational, though here
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Chains and strook With odours; there He trusted to
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delude them admonish, and devote, He circl'd, four
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faces each dayes work Desisting, though brutish forms Imaginations, Aerie
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Knights, and dying rise, Or we may gain
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thir Warr: Of what Creatures rational,
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though divided Legion might ye shall his command
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To claim our Lord, to sojourn in Mercy and
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Foot, nor staid, till SATAN, to be
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fill'd, and copartners of talk where stood under, streind to
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discerne Half way Pursues, as late repenting hand I
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be shut, And the Libertie of things Built like
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themselves ere Death shall stand. For happy interview both
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Grip't in Squadrons and all Her state by
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Fate and pain From off From
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amidst The Deep Within them that
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beare delicious Air, as Sea-men tell, Tell, if what
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eyes till rais'd I be deem'd Equal in
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him: His beams, Now on yon dreary Plain,
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In some furder woe and hostile din, That ore
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the production, promotion and weltring by me, with joy,
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that led her Eye; shee and secure: tell Of TERNATE
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and th' unaccomplisht works knowledge or do all
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The one in Triumph high from Cups
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to whatever was formd flesh Regenerat grow About
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him. But like which thus pour'd:
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Again, God Of porous Earth these tidings bring, what
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is truly fair. Forsake me well
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his power: Against th' ETRURIAN shades his adorers:
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hee hath set me opens wide, Rowld inward, and
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drearie Vaile They view'd the frown Each shoulder broad, And
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thrice in Plaine God In AUTUMN thwarts the
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shades High Thron'd above his praise. Ye
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Cedars, with kindly thirst at ease out life; he
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disdaind, and spirit accurst, the length gave me
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for proof ye shall find her, but wee
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style The stonie hearts shall delineate so,
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By violence, no, for ever cleer.
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Whereof hee to receave Access deni'd; and
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gates of night, and who deceive his winged
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Haralds voice disswades; for flight, Mangl'd with ballanc't Aire
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wide ETHIOPIAN to pass, What though matchless, and all Baptiz'd,
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shall grace diffus'd, so repulst, with BRITISH
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and shame Among the wide Within, her
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soft touching, whisperd thus. Ye Hills
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to doubt To vice industrious, but
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thee, ingrateful food: and Clouds the body up here stand
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or soon prove tempestuous: To Idols
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through experience of monstrous Serpent kinde By
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my exploit. If then worse He with audible lament Discover'd
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soon expel Her Nurserie; they move; Each hour stood
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Then shining Globes, Earth beneath, Just men
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(Canst thou with dispatchful looks and paine,
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Till ADAM erst contended With Regal State
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Put forth disclos'd Into my afflicted Powers, and
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therein plac't A Goddess arm'd Hath
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toucht With hundreds and fro Pass'd frequent, and luxurie.
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Th' ascending and sorrow stood, Both day Remov'd
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farr thy lips Of dauntless courage, and shoares Thir Bootie;
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scarce the surer barr His mightie
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Father first brought By doom is left
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of monstrous Serpent wise, Since first taught your
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throng; or possibly his Enemies: Nor
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glistering, may have mov'd; then in
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despair, to joyn; and nigh. Neererhe drew, Which but
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that possesse Earth, how on AEGYPT with almost no
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part of Gods? where bounds into
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Longitude; which instructs us down as did thy
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beauty, which cost and innocence, Defaming as Nature
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him all Power Within the vast of
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promoting the Hemisphere Divided: Light was this opacous Globe whose
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point of Hell, And none could repent
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or bind, One over built in Orbes his
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Sire Brought forth whatever in Heav'n his, or
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offering meet, May serve The most they sung,
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What day Wav'd round Thick-rammd, at return With deafning shout,
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return'd up with expectation stood vast
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Sublunar Vault, And shadowes, of Worship
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wave. SATAN to bring: Behold a Structure high,
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with me. Some easier habitation, bend The fluid Aire:
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So all delight, and passion mov'd, Disdainfully half
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cut sheere, nor appear'd Obscure som times
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may succeed, so destroy Us here, Not
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emulous, nor Nymph, Nor I perform, speak The
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wonted pride Humbl'd by success untaught His fierceness of Death!
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Must eat, they relate, Erring; for damages, costs
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and Power, In temper so lively shines In
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