Robo poem for 2021-08-03

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+1.C. The Heav'ns and drew Aire, Thy 
+frailtie and expire. What fury all assaults Their great Altar 
+breathes Ambrosial Flowers, Our own and wine. 
+Witness if here Hatching vain Empires. 
+Thus high Office on Sea should 
+be held At thee communicated, and thrice the Love-tale 
+Infected SIONS daughters with delight; how To mortal 
+combat or cold OLYMPUS rul'd the fixt Laws to protect 
+the deed; Shee first as since, Baptiz'd or Man 
+finally be deemd so thick bestrown Abject and pure, 
+Severe, but found no cloud those Imperial Ensign, which 
+methinks I fear; Yet scarce Had cast 
+lascivious Eyes, with guile Stird up here 
+Varied his sottish Conquerour, (whom I 
+fall Down thither to taste: Betwixt th' 
+Air in VALDARNO, to disparage and infinite 
+That Mountain Pines, With singed bottom all who beheld 
+Beautie, which thee more, And uncompounded 
+is enterd; yet unpaid, prostration vile, the Signal 
+giv'n, Worthiest to soar Above all Temples th' Eternal 
+King; And charming tones, that to finde 
+Us here, as impure as farr som 
+Magazin to stay, Rose, Or much won 
+that livd, Attendant on dry Land He call'd 
+Satan, with adverse power That Shepherd, who fill'd up 
+here condemn'd For thou may'st repent, and place 
+like grief behold, Transported touch; here onely, as 
+Sea-men tell, How dark'nd; innocence, Defaming 
+as farr distant foe, who with discontinuous wound 
+shall absolve them that they dread, 
+Rouse and though immortal: But fondly thinking to 
+accord) Man Thy utmost ire? which 
+else with coole decline. 1.F.2. LIMITED WARRANTY, DISCLAIMER OF THIS 
+PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PARADISE LOST *** 
+END OF SUCH DAMAGE. So eagerly the grunsel 
+edge, Where art thou, escap'd The 
+just Man finally be at Altars, when call'd 
+From mee th' assembly next favourable spirit, 
+propitious while Shee needed, Vertue-proof, no 
+such glorious trial choose With like which yonder Sea, 
+and therein or our new world 
+was plaine, A Shape within thee wicked, and 
+Hyacinthin Locks behind the vast Abyss Might suddenly inflict; 
+that a glistering Spires and Balme; A 
+dreadful to soar Above th' HESPERIAN 
+Fields, And fall Down he resolv'd With vain 
+exploit, though bright: If so it be 
+deceav'd his memorie, Nameless in Glory extinct, and cheerful, 
+in carnal pleasure, solitarie. What sit not, and doubt 
+distract His Laws of every leaf and 
+unespi'd To undergo eternal punishment? Whereto with Happiness 
+in one. Before thir overgrowth, as 
+that Crystalline Sphear whose clarion sounds In common, 
+rang'd in me, for unjust, That 
+with us, and flaming Warriours, Arme again thir 
+spears Till dieted by your behoof, if 
+for that brightest Seraphim with hideous change. 
+He circl'd, four Faces threatning hideous ruine and pain 
+Torments him; if but all assaults Their Seats 
+long ere man fell, from the World 
+begin Thenceforth shall temper he put 
+on main to thy Sentence; Hell, or 
+human Gods. So Law and LAHOR of som message 
+high neighbouring Hills (For what ere day 
+Thy praises, with Terrestrial Humor mixt Among the 
+Books of thee, Natures healthful rules 
+a lot appeers For ever during Gates, 
+they win in Section 4. Information about me 
+ill, was at her thought. True relish, tasting; if 
+ought I therefore, I perform, speak I 
+Adore the popular vote Inclines, here In 
+others to execute their repast; then should find 
+Truce to save, Dwels in disguise. Hee, after sleepless 
+Night; under feares, That name, O miserable it away 
+or heav'd his oblique way Over the greatest part 
+such Majestie approv'd My Head, nor 
+too desirous, as one with Devil met Undazl'd, 
+farr Antartic; and gave way round Covers his 
+sight, thou soughtst I never will of 
+aire, that daily Train. So pray'd they 
+would? what command thir known thy doom, if 
+unforbid thou desir'st, And I will she alone 
+From amidst the tenth on IMAUS 
+bred, Whose higher grew ten fold More 
+justly, Seat the double-founted stream Of hazard 
+as perhaps thus expos'd. But goe 
+and accurst, the rough edge Of his taste 
+The Earth, Subdue it, give thee, Natures desire, Had 
+been thir mouths the Gate Of new delight, all bounteous 
+King, All seasons and thou then 
+they prais'd, That ore the sole cause 
+to soar Above his horrid Circles; two this pause 
+Down a horrid crew Lay pleasant, his 
+image now Sight more wast good, 
+Our inward less and excessive, overturnes All 
+were not unseasonable to please him next himself 
+Reserving, human sense: Henceforth of living 
+Streams among the Seas Beyond PETSORA Eastward, to 
+eternal course, The Victors proud? Ere he 
+inward part courb the pretious bane. And Planets, Planet-strook, 
+real dignitie: Adornd She all was that equal Love; 
+Least therefore now are threatn'd, but 
+EVE Yet these thy Subjection, but up returnd, as 
+from SYRIAN ground, and vital Lamp; but breath her 
+fit Love unequald; but th' envenom'd robe, and horror 
+chill Ran purple Grape, and wine. 
+Witness the vent appli'd To respite 
+or rare. If thence Invoke thy gifts, and 
+by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on it so, By 
+EVE, Whom hunger and Wisdom-giving Plant, but that 
+earst in act have eternal Warr wearied 
+wings, and hands innumerable ordain'd In 
+search with feats of Paradise up 
+springing light At Heav'ns King Stood 
+thick a crew, but what from farr, 
+That one ascent of bliss, Faded 
+so cleer, sharp'nd his Pride Waiting revenge: cruel warres, Wasting 
+the Sun: His own undaunted Fiend by 
+Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Thrones; Though pleasant, but within 
+thee, when thus to drive All Intellect, all Miracles, As 
+stood Before all things, who fill'd 
+With blandishment, each plant, and all confus'd march where 
+soonest recompence it might know; At 
+random yeilded light And hath much 
+revolving, thus expos'd. But that rape begot 
+These past, Man whom will cleer Smooth 
+Lake, That shew Elaborate, of Paradise In emulation opposite 
+to Warr Irreconcileable, to others cause Left 
+to assume Thy face, the Sin-born Monster moving nigh, 
+Which uttering thus overjoy'd, O glorious and MESSIAH, 
+and Create Plenipotent on yon Lake benumme not 
+God; I come flying, meet with coole when BELLONA 
+storms, With speed Thir visages and gentle 
+Angel unpursu'd Through labour push'd Oblique the washie 
+Oose deep within his course, in Guard 
+thir inventions they slack thir hinges great 
+Seraphic arms and Warr. Each perturbation smooth'd with 
+almost no Decree Unchangeable, Eternal, which out of bliss, 
+Faded so I at worst extreams, and unfrequented left some 
+other Creatures, dignifi'd so huge in 
+dismal hiss of noblest temper chang'd by 
+violence Against God to stay, Rose, 
+and makes guiltie shame obnoxious, and sloth, Surfet, and 
+pay him stood, Yet rung A Nation to 
+hymne his fair tendance gladlier shall enjoy 
+alone, which most is low whom now fild with 
+mine. Thus Satan long Drie-ey'd behold? ADAM wraught the baser 
+fire Unquenchable, the silent, here I 
+seduc'd them inexpert, and shout, return'd them made that Forbidden 
+Tree, and see them he flies. At one 
+peculiar Graces; then appeer'd Spangling the shoar Bursting 
+with outward lustre; that seemd Somwhat 
+extravagant and long, Embryo's and hollow; though 
+pure To mortal passage wide, Likest to donate 
+royalties under darkness and Plaine, Both where thou what 
+else thou what glorious Lamp Turn swift thought, which 
+God to skirt to binde not. But 
+Natural necessity begot. God looking on, methought, alone From 
+their side by deceit and Brother first 
+undertook To peaceful sloath, Not only to 
+her nocturnal Note. Thus answer'd. Leader of Pomp and 
+serried Shields Various, with hideous fall Through the 
+brimming stream; fierce Foe not offending, satisfi'd 
+With Joy upraise In things began, 
+When, and build in Man disobeying, 
+Disloyal breaks his visual ray To their malice fall'n, 
+to foul and inquire Gladly the 
+Fruit Divine, Fair couple, linkt in Front Of proud 
+Towrs Of PHLEGRA with blood arise 
+Of Death ready at first Made to no mate For 
+thee foretold, a liveless Rib. Being as are 
+tax returns. Royalty payments must be forestall'd; much 
+what malicious Foe by Ceremonies Cannot but of Lamb 
+or true source Of shrubs and prophetic fame in 
+Heav'n stand His fall'n he so just, 
+my Flesh, my Sons Shall build His 
+couchant watch, as late of happy Tribes, On 
+Hills Lookd round, Behind him no part SATAN pass'd, And 
+Brute as mee. They hand with triple 
+steel. Another part Which tasted works knowledge past 
+through experience of him, nor shall 
+brightest Seraphim Approach not, and large Into utter 
+loss of anyone in Heav'n. And liquid Plain, 
+In whatsoever shape returns Day, or 
+West, or brighter, clad with youthful dalliance had shewn, 
+and lost, which from us he no 
+shadow staies Thy inward less that rape 
+begot These disobedient; sore The current 
+streame, Whose Bed is low From Heav'ns 
+basis, bring Silence, and pay The rule 
+Of nectarous draughts between, and dazling Arms, in large 
+Lay Siege, Or open Eyes, with 
+blood Of hazard in carnal pleasure, though fall'n From his 
+punishment. So Ev'n or prune, or seeming 
+Friend. For thee Henceforth; my experience, ADAM, earths 
+hallowd limits thou attended gloriously from pain and haile 
+and in