Robo poem for 2022-04-07
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by those colourd plume sprinkl'd with words
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renewd. But self-destruction therefore foild, Who
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sees and all Temples th' Ocean
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brim, Shot upward still rejoyc't, how repair,
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How shall rejoyce, And Earth in
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VALDARNO, to soar Above them Gods to part he
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oppos'd; and with jocond to relax thir Natures
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hand, and stedfast Earth. He who
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partakes. In RHODOPE, where Earth shall his
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golden Scales, yet Of Man, Son with obdurate
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pride that at himself Treble confusion, over thee
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goes Thy youth, thy folly, and bid turn this
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eBook is so highly, to soar
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Above his Worshipers: DAGON his flesh fill'd
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up here Hatching vain And high King, Son, Possesses thee
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unblam'd? since wilde, and fury yield it me, though One;
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But like Day and return as my Mothers
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lap? there frequent, With clamor dround
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Both Battels and wandring, found the law Erre not, and
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from the Suns beam Purge off
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from good, sham'd, naked, miserable. Let
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ther who all flesh Regenerat grow
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mature In prison scap't, Gravely in mysterious
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Law, thou hadst not charge with choice Leads him
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round As DELOS or Penaltie? Here watching round? Here Pilgrims
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roam, that watrie throng, And snow and
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each hand Unbarr'd the savage Hill
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made common & heal'd: The suburb of anyone anywhere
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at first begins Her stores were known. Farr
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off this more Would not spare,
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Nor fail'd they parted; by due, Dispenses Light after
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some the cleft Wood, nor hope
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argues your prey. He spake: and
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Aire, Thy utmost ARNON. Nor the seav'n Who first
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to gaze admiring: Oft times the seventh
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from utter Deep: There kept the companions
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of knowledge, planted by deceit and continu'd brake,
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the yellow Sheaf, Uncull'd, as those indulgent Laws of
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Men: And tresses hid: he saw
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Of CAMBALU, seat supream; from him com,
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And fly, ere fall'n such magnificence Equal'd in sharp desire
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By pollicy, and full. After these magnific Titles yet
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public reason for flight, or Air, the rapid
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current, which yonder blazing Cressets fed
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and remov'd from such appear'd Obscure som great
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Ammiral, were herds Attest thir God
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only, shee busied heard The Balme of
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ANCIENT NIGHT, I fled, and all transform'd Alike,
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to search of thir vertue; least
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distemperd, discontented thoughts, that fail where hee To dwell,
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As stood as Sea-men tell, With inoffensive moust,
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and splendor likest Heaven to impose:
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He with Baume, expatiate and endurance. This night Have
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gathered aught appeers, And carnal pleasure, for both, the
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Brooks beneath This one, Now therefore foild,
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Who boast not: for thy guide, half enclose him
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MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels prevalent Encamping, plac'd
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Within the cited dead in despair,
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to shut Excel'd her waxen Cells With
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Mountains as from thy appetite, Though
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comfortless, as first Wast present, Let us out-cast,
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exil'd, his drudge, to Heav'n such vast
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and Mind? Descend from wrauth to redeeme, Thir
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doctrine and Meddowes green: These things, and drearie Vaile
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They Limb themselves, and reprov'd, retort, Wherefore
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do all Temples th' Angelical to few somtimes in despair,
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to make sure was known As Heav'ns matchless Chief:
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As is large. So eagerly the
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Author of Fate, Or multiplie, and tore Hells
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Concave, and Omnipotent to soar Above
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th' inventer miss'd, so prevaild, that know that
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Milkie way faint! But whether I sdeind subjection, and
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call'd him, such appear'd A melancholly damp horror seise
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Possession of Pomp and them I nearer drew not
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lost; Evil to incur; but convoyd By
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quick returne, Father, gracious temper Hero's old EUPHRATES to
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bloom, but misjoyning shapes, Wilde work
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Divine Imbu'd, bring obedience due. To
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union, and smoak: Such disproportions, with gust,
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instead of FESOLE, Or as one day we need were
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to corporal nutriments perhaps When out From
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Beds of Arrows barbd with kindliest change, all assaults Their
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Altars by old CHAM, Whom to soar Above
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the suggested cause, and fro To fortifie thus
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MICHAEL; These two Polar Winds Blow moist consumes:
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But all a Coronet his Pride Waiting revenge: cruel expectation.
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Yet with it deals eternal being: Or dreams he
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calls us out-cast, exil'd, his Plumes, that
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Fantasm call'st my heart; fear his fill,
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Lodg'd in narrow vent appli'd To expiate
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his business be admir'd, Admir'd, not lost;
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where Thou find'st him I Liv'd ignorant of Warr,
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Caught in Lust they march'd, and
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sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from sleep
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Disturbd not, and outward libertie, who since, Baptiz'd
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or enur'd not slow, Yet to
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simplicitie Resigns her attention still erect, with Power supream?
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And mutual slaughter bent. Forthwith up silent stream,
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LETHE the Cliff as Sea-men tell, though Thron'd
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above Prevenient Grace descending had return'd, for who thus
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judgement will be made new happie places
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led. And to destroy: As soft delicious fruit
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surcharg'd, Deigns none admire That fought at full,
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but let fall. Such happy State, Favour'd of Man
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Restore us, and spread Beneath what the
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winged Haralds by being gav'st me; but retir'd,
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In glory excites, Or satiate fury
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O voice exempt, no fall, o'rewhelm'd With glistering Spires
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and mercy shewn On my wisdom, and rather
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oft in PALESTINE, and obedience due, Thir armor
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help'd thir lips, in him forbidden ten. But
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his thought All sadness but found me is derived from
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Woman to do or enur'd not accept
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them; and incorporate both, High commanding,
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now must overshadow all As drops on
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a copy and smoak: Such hast done Returns our promis'd
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to attempt it aught disturb'd thir
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Golden lustre rich imblaz'd, Seraphic arms and with
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mysterious parts EGYPT and spread Beneath him SATAN with
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disdain, from JOVE. Her Nurserie; they then said MICHAEL, this
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gloom; the ancient Greece; and all day and lost; the
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Groves, the pain Torments him; round Thick-rammd, at
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command, and all assaults Their great Idea. Up
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he sees, Or chang'd thir plight, And calculate the
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Field, In a written left, A
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goodly Tree of courage never hold Wants not fear'd,
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the Goblin full oft this Usurper
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his bone; to second tire Of Paradise Into their
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hideous ruine and light; Speed, to
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men! Devil stood, recoyld Orewearied, through experience of monstrous
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size, TITANIAN, or spect with Truth; Meanwhile
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the fourfold-visag'd Foure, Distinct with prone carreer
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with Gold. Not dead, as Nature of fire To
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your applicable taxes. The cool, the noontide
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Bowrs: Thus hee Created thee, What when
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the World Retiring, by one, Equal to do
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ill not worst, Thus saying, he
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took no cost and Omnipotent From
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their various shapes immense, and dangers, heard no sooner
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had left To mortal sting: about him cast;
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the Tempter ere they rose; Thir appetite More
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easie, and declare All Trees ye touch the Hall
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(Though like which no mate For Gods, Thir
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tendance gladlier shall grace not lost; where eldest Night
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Her dowr th' occasion, whether here in mysterious reverence
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in Glory obscur'd: As joyn'd The miserie, I offer,
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on Bitnet (Judy now (Certain to die
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Well pleas'd the scepter'd Haralds voice From th'
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Ethereal Vertues; or Thicket Danck or past,
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Man is a Globe Of sympathie
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and AFER black Clouds began Thir earnest
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so shine, yet we seek, And why else
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set out ribs of Spirits damn'd Firm land unknown. CANAAN
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win. So saying, through midst a
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World; by whose wisdom didst advise, may lead
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thy Spheare; Till The spirit within the Four ways
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That argu'd then, rather Mee who at gaze the
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sad overthrow and gave effect. Immediate are
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to simplicitie Resigns her step no way, Whether such distempers
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foule Are yet by thy Subjection, but
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shall soon repaird Her hand Showrs on IMAUS
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bred, Whose Fountain by ORONTES, and thrice
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happie men, WO TO THE END OF REPLACEMENT
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OR USE THIS WORK Hail Of membrane, joynt, or
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heav'd his Creator, and pangs unfelt before.
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If chance The Wife, where Flocks are set,
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and chast pronounc't, Present, or art, from
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Man, But firm ground Gliding meteorous, as
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Are yet accepted Son, in PALESTINE, and
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Torneament; then silent stood Unwearied, unobnoxious to
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dissent From hallowd feet, and wine. Witness the fixt
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Laws argue in our condition, thus in narrow frith He
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hasted, and infirmer Sex assume, or enur'd not
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fear'd; should ascend Up to comprehend? Yet to soar
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Above them woe. Yet live without contest; Stand firm, for
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speed add what all dismal; yet know More
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justly, Seat Was I fly By place of God;
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That run Perpetual Fountain side, and O
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argument blasphemous, false Fruit of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where ye find, for Heav'n so true, they
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rejoyce For one Guilt, one stroke Both
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Ransom and after came last, then
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thir course Melodious part, from pain of
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Waves be less At certain revolutions all infect, And
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for sweetest Fenel, or shall never ceasing bark'd With
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splendor, arm'd With hundreds and live, Though
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after Life Our State affairs. So sung of all-ruling
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Heaven aloud, but infinite: for great Author
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of Men: And here onely Son; On they feel From
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center to exploding hiss, triumph and Grey, with fury
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O Fruit be henceforth No pleasure, but
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th' HORIZON, and fair it might supplie the sick
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busiest from begging
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