Robo poem for 2022-05-20
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The clasping Ivie where we here with
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lyes the sinful state, The Heav'ns Host: Mean while
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her faire field Calls us when sleep Soft
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on FLORA breathes, Her Seed at shut Excel'd her
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hand Showrs on Bitnet (Judy now milder,
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and glad heart; fear and dangers, heard By
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som Plume, that formd thee, saying: Thou find'st
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him disfigur'd, more came they, the duskie houre Shed
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thir fatall hands lopt off From standing
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still, but this let us bend
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From all fountaines of som better
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warmth and drearie Vaile They looking down,
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whether our doom to my firm
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Battalion; back to augment. The Deitie, Flashing thick entwin'd,
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As we send, The Stairs were low; To
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enter, and distribution of Sulphur. Thither his works, Pleasant to
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wander forth peculiar Graces; then first at one who
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interpos'd Defence, while From penaltie, why In procreation common
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else. By thir Native forme. What higher Would set
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encoding: ASCII Is Pietie to force upon us, unless
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by my bosom, Son a berrie, and
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call'd Seas: And took thir shoar: Such happy rural
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work associated in PALESTINE, and troule the
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ruful stream; With Opal Towrs to do
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they who lay in VALDARNO, to ABRAHAM due and
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reduce To come rattling on earth, durst
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defie th' AZORES; whither Fate the Celestial Father
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in Heav'n against example to have in Mercy
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and therein plant A Universe of thee, Heav'nly Guest.
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But yet into Glorie may thank
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ADAM; but Heav'nlie borne, Before his State Put forth
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her in Heav'n Star-pav'd. Nor stop thy reply: For
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you, there best Deserve the rod of ANCIENT
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NIGHT, I tend. Assembl'd Angels, Progenie of
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Jasper shon Filial obedience: So counsel'd hee, as Sea-men tell,
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Or hear His entrance, and call'd him
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in Hall (Though like folly of monstrous
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size, TITANIAN, or depth, still in Military prowess next
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himself or in VALDARNO, to boast, Begins his Beams,
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or Garden-Plot more fierce, From thir fall Erroneous, there
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plac't, but in hell Precedence, none, whose
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thwart obliquities, Or palmie hilloc, or Faerie Elves, Whose snowie
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ridge direct, whence thou covet more. So
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spake th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus largely
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hast heark'nd to strive or Death, What
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inward part Which he sees, Or
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satiate fury all created like which both
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Grip't in squadron joind Awaiting what remains Invincible, and
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unmov'd With what know repulse? For envie, this universal
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King; And Prayers, which returnes Light LEUCOTHEA
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wak'd, and inclination or heav'd his Glory crownd, Look'st
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from Heav'n Gate With him due Giv'n me
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now fenceless world Of dalliance with
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ambitious aim Against th' offensive Mountain, built
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Magnificent this Throne, inlaid with violence, no, let loose from
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utter woe; Which were matcht, who
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first, Begotten Son, but only Son belov'd Mayst
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ever praise his fall By death Is now
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Advanc't in happie pair; enjoy, till
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in mine own inclining left besides
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Imagind rather pure Sprung from among her
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blushing like themselves at our suffrage; for in
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mist, the cornie Reed Stood in sign
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That with addition strange; yet not grace.
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But bid turn Desirous, all Had ended;
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and involve, done all Temples th' Accuser of
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their liveliest pledge Of washing them thence raise
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them that life-giving Plant, but malice; lifted up
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silent circumspection unespi'd. Now also Reigns By Judges first, not
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else in numbers full, but to
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perswade immediate Warr, since of limb Heroic then
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they hit, none admire That might we
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may for himself or have lost and knows
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how dear, To observe the Highest, and heard,
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and spoil and with high behests his state,
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and Speech Wanted not quite abolisht and feare; Of
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Natures Law, true allegiance, constant mind thou
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what deny, and cring'd, and therein Each
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Plant & breadth, and kept the fear
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least our descent Celestial soile, and longing wait
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The pendulous round With him, how attempted best,
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condense or Sunnie Hill, and thine; it deals
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eternal fame in VALDARNO, to what multitudes Were
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better, that like deeds Had in Paradise,
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Now Morn delayes: So hardie as from unrest,
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and to cherish Our Limbs benumm'd,
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ere Night, and longing eye; Nor hope relies. And
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o're the steep Of dauntless courage, and Timbrels loud
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was inwoven shade Thou wouldst seem
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to deepest Hell, then wander and sheer
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within my own invented Torments. But bid
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dwell Habitual habitant; behind the World Offended; fearless
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in weal or have equal'd the Devil enterd, and thrice
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the HOURS in VALDARNO, to know,
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The lowest first I conceale. This
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turn she was don Invincibly; but reflected, shines;
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That fought at command, and oft beheld? those Fires
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As one step no delay Of every
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leaf, that livd, Attendant on Man, Internal
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Man, accomplisht EVE, Partake thou canst
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no way seems a better fortitude
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Of OREB, or adverse: so soon. Thou mai'st
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not; in mid air: So fail where stood
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From innocence. So these I be best, and tumults
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vain, sees and Snow, or modern Fame,
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And at Altars, when most conspicuous,
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when in despair, to go, so cleer, sharp'nd his
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speech he assembl'd all imbroild, And here in Prose
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or middle Tree Down right assume Mans First
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wheeld thir fill With incense, where thy state,
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Happiness in sins Among his onely
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Argument Remaines, sufficient to be Gods, Thir
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State cannot and each, how in Heav'n
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yet this Night, Maker we know,
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Not like kinde Wondrous in ECBATAN
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sate, as thou solitude, is most High,
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If Prayers Could merit Reigns. Goe MICHAEL from death
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shall stand. For since calld The Trepidation talkt,
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and Realms: in coate, Rough, or present, could Spring both,
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his oblique way Tore through dire
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attempt, which evil plight In amorous dittyes all
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these Heavens To this gloom of every Tree Impart
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against such day the brittle strength conceal'd,
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Which God Express, and flaming Warriours, Arme
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again His beams, great Conference to reform Yon
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flourie Vales, Thrice he next? Matter to Life Our
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happie Native Element: Least wilfully transgressing he saw
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a Province wide Tenfold the Waters glide,
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and full. After the calmest life: But
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yet had stole JOVES authentic will renew His
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wrath or Death. Here Pilgrims roam, that Command
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Sole reigning holds the Hall (Though like an Iron
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or presaging, from the voice Forbidding;
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and found deadly; he resolv'd, If
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so hee oft descends But perhaps more shall temper
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so our Destroyer, foe to all; but I pursue
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Thy utmost ARNON. Nor founded on Thrones; Though inaccessible,
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his restless thoughts, and through experience of monstrous size,
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TITANIAN, or enur'd not soon with sinuous trace; not
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as fast, and clasp thy overpraising leaves all Temples
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th' inspir'd CASTALIAN Spring both, High up here their
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lot appeers For Gods! yet then sought it rose, impossible
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to thee equal God Rais'd on high: from
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Eastern cliff of mightie Bone, Flesh of som glimps of
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Spirits he sole Auditress; Her old CHAM,
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Whom to receave thir King, Onely begotten Son, I
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doubt, And season judg'd, well awake. Nor knowing ill.
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Southward through experience of anyone anywhere at
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command, and Cherubim Uplifted, in hell. Mean
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while it self, and repossess their pointing
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spires, & drinks they chew, and doubt Pursues the
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individual work which glory to see, smell,
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taste; But grateful Twilight (for he pass'd
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At first I else inflict do with desire which assert
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th' acknowledg'd Power I Toild out thir shock
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Of instrumental sounds and call'd In MALABAR or ease
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of Gods? where soonest recompence it
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now Created hugest that Land appeer. Immediately a
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cloudie Van, On you whom these inferiour Angel,
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though Regent of dim Eclips disastrous twilight sheds
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On evil whence? in reasons garb Counsel'd ignoble ease,
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attend Moist nutriment, or th' Archangelic Power Creation
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they naked left me for high
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Injunction not over-rul'd Thir specious deeds worse destroy'd:
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what reward was inwoven shade Laurel and with
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this Earth so sore Thir Crowns inwove with reflected
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Purple and require More to soar Above the
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voice Of his Providence Out of large in
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silence to disburden Nature and wide: in Heav'n so
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absolute Decree of Adamant and anguish and Power,
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In unitie defective, which their defence who deceive
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his care must die, By Nature
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none: in Glory extinct, and Gessamin
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Rear'd in mine requires. Hail universal Frame, while others
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count'nance red Lightning and drearie Vaile They ferry over
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ADRIA to taste? Forbid who ask ye, and deform:
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on Earth, Made answer. Mightie Father, gracious signs
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of Warr, what I stood; how hee sat
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the ruful stream; fierce passion dimm'd his
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hopeful sheaves Prove chaff. On JUNO smiles, or fixed
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seat, Him thus largely hast thou,
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what recompence it all enjoying, what is owed to make
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now into the Depth Of contumacie
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will excite Fallacious hope, Before thir eyes. Thee
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all Temples th' air less Then
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this less Then Both of Palm-tree pleasantest to impose:
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He came, and full. After the timely dew
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of Ornament, in narrow vent appli'd
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To wing Scout farr off From
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me then, and wine. Witness the
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excellence, but them to call to impose: He trusted
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to disburden Nature to life: But ADAM interpos'd.
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O
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