Robo poem for 2022-06-27
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GABRIEL, to lick up with our Ancestor
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repli'd. O Son, Both Heav'n so
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acceptable, so have chosen Seed, In the Nuptial Bed, And
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sweeter thy Spheare; Till I created thee, reign
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is readie, and Dominations ministrant Accompanied to strength each
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Bird Sings darkling, and thrice in VALDARNO,
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to soar Above them in Heav'n. Now to be,
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all equality with grasped arm's Clash'd on thoughts, and
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excellence, but cast Ominous conjecture on
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high: such united force effected not: that bad Such
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grace Attends thee, this Ethereal Skie of men of
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Renown less and worthy not then seem'd
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Or tilting Furniture, emblazon'd Shields, Helmes,
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and fashond with ambitious aim Against a superior Love,
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And courage never more coole decline. Author
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of Warr, we found, Among the
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Worlds Judg'd thee might work we need that
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shape had ceas't when vapors fir'd Impress the
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Myrrhe, & hymning spent. Mean while Sonorous
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mettal blowing Martial sounds: At such wherein consists not;
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there that care And snow and wee style
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The conquerd also, and Pinnacles adornd, Which neither
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here Breathe forth all Temples th' AEGAEAN Ile:
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thus must return From every living Creatures, dignifi'd so
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true, here and pain From Beds of
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this uproar; horrid confusion rose: When CHARLEMAIN with
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no longer will not, and smoak: Such
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ambush from him to watch and gentle Fawnes at
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THEB'S and shifts her Will not lost; Evil into
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the toyl of Gods are easily detect
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what is, and keen, shattering the Quires
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of Brute, Whose failing, hapless Paire Sate Eagle-wing'd,
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beside it seems difficult and vain attempt. Him by
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success untaught His Ministers of supernal Power. Will rule;
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and implies, Not only sound the
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testimonie of old and bear, Our servile offerings.
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This essence then Gods. BELIAL with grasped arm's
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Clash'd on Bitnet (Judy now who here observd His
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thoughts, and thought can be interpreted to
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do ill Where entrance high; The great Father,
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half in me more woe. But yet regular Then
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who saw when themselves decreed Thir State secure,
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Secure from the fruits on by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on himself not molest us, we
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have we labour will change on Bitnet (Judy now went
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she sole cause Mov'd on Bitnet
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(Judy now Not then clad Each Plant &
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tend Wondring; but of Heav'n. What pleasing sorcerie
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could make a jangling noise Of danger shun'd By
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Haralds by Kings foretold, a Cherube and goes: but
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he caus'd to Allarme, Though late Heav'n-banisht Host,
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rode sublime declar'd Absolute rule; thy folly, and hold
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Wants not giv'n: He ended soon contemnd,
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Since MICHAEL bid cry With all corruption,
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all Temples th' Eternal King; And Morning hour At once
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beheld Our power Who mourn'd in
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Arms, in PALESTINE, and smoak: Such to
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soar Above all things proceed, and instead of sleep
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Oppress'd them, naked else inflict do not safe.
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Assemble thou attended gloriously from the
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Vales of Bread? Be wanting, but suddenly
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at Altars, when thou lost, should conceal, and
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Faith, his strong and fall into sudden
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blaze diffus'd, so fresh Morning duly paid
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To Sapience, hitherto the slope hills, to fight
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Unspeakable; for the growth though under the
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Suns bright Pavement that Fruit, Whose vertue
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rest can high magnificence, who can high
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advanc'd, Standards, and therein By center, or Topaz,
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to soar Above all Temples th'
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inventer miss'd, so small night-founder'd Skiff, Deeming
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some glad Morn delayes: So strictly, but
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could charm Pain for flight, and corpulence
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involv'd Thir specious deeds and regret For
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Spirits odorous sweets the tenth on yon
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boyling cells prepar'd, they all, yet remain'd; There in
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aide, I should be returnd at Altars,
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when BELLONA storms, With his steep glade, and dangers,
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heard attentive, and calamitous constraint, Least with
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loud Sung Triumph, and Wind With singed bottom
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all equality with scorne The wonted face Deep to AEGYPT,
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there From compassing the reaking moisture fed. Strait side
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were such delight could suspect our Elements, these subject not;
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To vice industrious, but giv'n; what Faith
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Prefer, and fuming rills, AURORA's fan, Lightly dispers'd,
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and Peace and dying rise, Wings of paine of
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Spirits hold them let mee they Dreaded
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not taste of Mineral fury, aid to
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SENIR, that wisdom seemd, where plentie hung on Bitnet
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(Judy now divided into Raggs, then
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appeer'd Spangling the Sire, And worship thee of
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chearful face, the earth After thir fight, Sore toild,
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his bad Woman? Thus wondrous then! Unspeakable, who
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moovd Thir order; last Farr heavier load thy success
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may assert th' Arch-Enemy, And Fabl'd
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how this universal ruin overspred, Had so much remit His
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flight precipitant, and Conscience represented All incorruptible would sustain
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and glowing Iron Rod Of God,
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as Lords of anyone anywhere at Sea flow'd Fast
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by sentence chose Fit retribution, emptie as fast, fear
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no deficience found; So fit, so wise,
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let thee am I live Forever, to another World
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who thus reply'd. Daughter of Mercie and
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all Her Temperance over such prompt eloquence Flowd
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from him coming towards them of Heaven, Heav'n Held
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by me sudden op'n Firmament Of
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Man, Or envie, this eBook is this place
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Disparted, and shades Ran purple to sit and Morning
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first art weigh'd, & Flours of Darkness they reduc'd
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To noble stroke Both waking cri'd, This night or
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Faerie Elves, Whose higher in Heav'n Ill matching words
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uprais'd her shadow of Heav'ns fair
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in Heav'n casts to flie above
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Earthly thought, and disturbd the Centric and violence Proceeded, and
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rather what delight the night-warbling Bird, They came, methought,
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alone they rejoyce In amorous delay. Nor can know,
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when call'd The matin Trumpet from thee farr
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Then of blame behind: Which when
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time his restless thoughts, and heard, and dire Snake
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with Front to do the Plains of Warr, O
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Powers and mad demeanour, then rising
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with Nymphlike step higher in PALESTINE, and
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Dominion hold The Mountain as hate he sees,
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while thy Ofspring, end Created; but giv'n;
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what command Transgrest, inevitably thou knowst, Equal
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in Heav'n Shall grieve him, if within
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Lights as set with songs to
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accord) Man disobeying, Disloyal breaks his
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waies; While the Fields Where honour thou
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di'st; Death must contend, And gaz'd by so highly, to
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dwell, The whole Earth now learn What we
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apply, And Morning streak the blanc Of pleasure, solitarie.
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What shall need, not those Beyond his wrauth Of
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SENNAAR, and Cov'nant new. Whereat hee cover'd,
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but in splendor wan; who shouldst not lost lay
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in our Sire Hymning th' hour set
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To love Our labour hee; But this round
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with sighs found this Dart Against his
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Advocate And fear surpris'd and press'd her spotty Globe. His
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laughter at Sea thir Progenie of Gorgon, or heav'd
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his Line From off From HERMON East Of Theologians, but
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anon Grey-headed men of Heav'ns fugitives, and Human
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kinde: Hither of Mankinde, and Fowle. In
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Heaven, or Thicket Danck or Heaven:
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Thither, if the right side; then
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Forsook them, his Meridian Towre: Then unknown Long strugling
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underneath, ere well ended long days work,
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the mightiest, bent thir eyes Of amorous dittyes all
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these erect His Brethren, men Successive, and apprehended
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nothing high: from hence now transcendent glory
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I shall his Altar fum'd, By wisdome, and warbling
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flow, Nightly I this happy there
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From Beds of manifold delights: But O shame
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Of Mans Nature, hold what I sought, May finde
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us further consolation left besides Prone on thoughts,
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Vain wisdom back to servitude inglorious
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welnigh half the Creatures, universal shout Of CAMBALU, seat of
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EVE; Assaying by som glimps discerne ITHURIEL and Song;
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Such follow the infinite Abyss Heard Of rigid Spears,
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as Hell, And vent'rous, if thrown
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by whose thou what compulsion and ugly Serpents; horror
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backward, but much heavier, though the dust and other
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side: which ADAM observ'd, and Quiver with ice And
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now ponders all things now both for God by
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strength, this deceit: to taste? Forbid who
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since, Baptiz'd or soon contemnd, Since MICHAEL
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soon discern'd, Regardless of Glorie where
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thy substitute, And disobedience: On her popular vote Inclines,
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here confin'd, Inhabitant of matchless Chief:
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As deep within EDEN went forth thir flowing
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Gold compos'd and proud Stayes not had, or online
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at large Lay waving to bring: Behold
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a horrid silence holy kept; the World both
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righteous Altar, Gods disguis'd in Triumph high Throne,
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upheld by all, receives him due Confess
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him forbidden ten. But up here perhaps
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Shall yeild them down To mortal to
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binde The Sojourners of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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he celebrated rode Triumphant through experience of sorrow, doleful
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shades, where subsist? While yet beleeve, though to execute
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their fears. Then was known Th' Omnipotent.
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Ay me, least recover'd, hath no representations concerning
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which best we hope excluded thus, how thir
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broad as creation was? rememberst thou what
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delight and dislodge by me, for thee not performing end
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it. Into th' Eternal Empire, but
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th' uplifted Spear Of knowledge hurt him, nor shall
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thee hither thrust me is fume, That space
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the Fruit let thee here, it
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brings Knowledg of sorrow, doleful shades, where I first
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the river of Pomp
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