Robo poem for 2024-06-14
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Whence ADAM bowd His marriage with all her
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Reign With winged course advance Thy lingring, or
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free To mortal tast Brought Death is, Som other
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Heav'ns all-ruling Heaven long forborn, at noon, with
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Weapons more lovely seemd in sorrow unfeign'd,
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and defiance: Wretched man! what Bowre Oreshades; for
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a circling Hours, with disdain, from Paradise
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and Virgin of Hell trembl'd at THEB'S and be
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wrought but a Summers day, Which mans
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behalf Patron or yeanling Kids On Hills where your
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discipline and Power, And fell By none, None
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arguing stood, Half flying; behoves him created
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like that most he sits High and drearie Vaile
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They swim th' Almighty, since thou thinkst
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not mee, and no middle flight
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He effected; Man or strict Senteries and distaste,
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Anger and Shield: now exhal'd, and woe, the terms of
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thee, against so dear, To set From Beds of Divine
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effulgence, whose deare side with circling fire, He
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gave way seems excess, that thus repli'd. Is
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heard Now ris'n, And what resolution and just, Hinder'd
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not fear'd; should spout her soft layes: Others came
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they, who enclos'd With righteous plea, excus'd his decent
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steps On Heavens King Doubl'd that hill
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and Organ; and just event perverse! Thou
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surely hadst in Heav'n such as,
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but long and forc't rout; Nor are
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a noble stroke he pretend Surprisal,
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unadmonisht, unforewarnd. Fall'n Cherube, and somwhere nigh Your change
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Befalln us falling, had th' upright And
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various mould, Of huge Porcullis high
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thir lost not deprav'd from any
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Project Gutenberg is Sovran King, though mute;
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Unskilful with revenge: cruel Serpent: him perplext,
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where Earth Then shall enjoy PLATO'S
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ELYSIUM, leap'd fondly overcome this cause addrest,
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Stood fixt Mine eare With goodness bring in charge,
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and remove Behinde them, th' Ocean
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or Years damp Recovering, and obscure, Can turn, or Earth,
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devouring fire. They shew Elaborate, of chearful face, wherein
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lies Against such united force Powerful perswaders,
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quick'nd appetite, that shook Of highest pitch let Fowle
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of fair World, and thrice in mooned
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hornes Thir embryon Atoms; they set
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The Day was created, for the suggested
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cause, and down, The suburb of
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Men also, and let this Dart Strange alteration!
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Sin and ore the neerer tending Each
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Stair mysteriously was good: So Eev'n and regain the
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Shepherds pen thir jarring sound Of Fruit-trees
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overwoodie reachd too hard, much what
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must of electronic works provided you receive Strict
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Laws thou thir hearts To bow and therein
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live, Though not fear'd; should fear, hath won,
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Should be, for thou di'st; Death expos'd
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The other once amidst the Vales of Hell
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scap't the injur'd merit, That SATAN spake, and
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longing pines; Yet dazle Heav'n, Or multiplie,
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and Songs, wherewith thy hope excluded
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thus, though should be Gods, yet residing, Bred of
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this universal Host derided, while expectation stood devout. To
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hellish pair That name, thence, as
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on Bitnet (Judy now so affirm, though
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just th' HESPERIAN Gardens fam'd of that
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furie rose, they brought, Yet unconsum'd. Before thir
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Harvest Queen. Great things by change for
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sight, Amid the Cell when Orient beam May reap
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his Armour clashing bray'd Horrible discord, and ever-threatning storms Of
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JAPHET brought us, and full. After thir dayes
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though here below Philosophers in men;
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though mute; Unskilful with pasture gazing
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sat, by his fate In Meats and keen, shattering
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the noontide Bowrs: Thus will excite Fallacious
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hope, And Prayers, which wee Instead
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shall then his rising seem'd Or satiate fury O
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Hell! what eyes and wilde Woods and disperse, that you
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follow the Eevning coole recess, Free, and
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all had rais'd Their Seats long debate,
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Synod of Angels, can never from his constant Lamp,
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and die: what art weigh'd, &
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tend Wondring; but delaid the scale of birth mature
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Of thundring noise reside, his Cov'nant in thir
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bane, When SATAN in him leagu'd, thy advise or
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Yeares: This to begin. As we propound, and knows here
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Beast, Bird, Insect, or Chrysolite, Rubie or thou
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me. Some I attaine, ADAM, at Altars, when
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Orient in Sea, and mercie shon? Is
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this place; Imploi'd it so, By mee belongs, Vengeance is
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not preferrd More orient Beams, or enur'd not abstain,
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But call by carnal pleasure, for
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from the more, Determin'd to strength They hand Unbarr'd the
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Fruit Of order, quit The savour of
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monstrous Serpent though free choice, With blackest Insurrection,
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to reply, Prudent, least bad Such happy state Of
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present misery, and right. Let ther who
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fell. Not liable to pervert that ready
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stands Least by whose hand Abolish his good unknown,
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The Victors will. So spake th' HESPERIAN Fields, And overwhelm
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thir mightiest quelld, the fruits of adverse
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power Who of taste Of his
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drudge, to soar Above all bounds,
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Dislodging from work is low raise
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New troubles; him perplext, where faith
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ingag'd, Your feare it fled To entertain our paine,
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Can equal much remit His deadly arrow;
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neither do practically ANYTHING with this dayes journey high,
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At which op'nd my bosom of
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Seas, each In unitie defective, which first as Rocks,
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Caves, Lakes, Fens, Bogs, Dens, and superfluous
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begin Your change To wreck all proportions low
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As Gods, Destroyers rightlier call'd Satan, with her
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way, nor shall submit, hee In Paradise, of thine
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now to submit or heavy, sharp, smooth, swift pursuers from
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night, and CHIMERA'S dire. There went hautie
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on, pensive and Scepter and involve, done all
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Temples th' Angelic throng, And Country whereof
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each hand seemd remediless, Thus hee alone, while Warr
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wearied vertue, for ever cleer. Whereof hee
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once as that Traitor Angel, nor on Bitnet
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(Judy now glow'd the Goblin full terms of
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death for beasts reserv'd? For thee are
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set, and Creeping things, to fight in her guest
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from the fresh shade that witherd all Temples th'
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abuse Of grateful truce impos'd, beware, And Dulcimer, all
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yet comely, and years, then Birthright Son Young
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BACCHUS from Eternitie, dwelt then marshal'd Feast and pursu'd
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in Heav'n surcharg'd with hideous change. He
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spake: and many Throned Powers, If so on
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Bitnet (Judy now his whole Creation, last his
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Angels; and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT and passion
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dimm'd his wondrous Art thou only extold, Son with
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ambitious mind may reign for when time infus'd Sweetness
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into the IRS. There they fought
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in fit to soar Above all Sun-shine, as the
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newes Heart-strook with Iron Scepter high
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exploit: But come, Conducted by HERMES, and deeds
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What oft stooping op'nd from sweet attractive graces
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won The Day and heard, with ten
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fold More meek aspect Silent yet linkt;
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Which to complying with Eternal miserie;
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such prompt eloquence Flowd from beneathe Usurping over Appetite,
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to all; with ADAM, Heav'ns Host: Mean while thus pronounced
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his Image, head of Use part in hatred,
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enmitie, and descending tread us two this Paradise,
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and beat'n way shall his seat In sad overthrow
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and joy Bright'ns his foes, thus MICHAEL smote,
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and beheld thir diminisht heads; while thus
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double-form'd, and Timbrels loud Sung Triumph, and
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Arms they gain thir awe from SYRIAN mode,
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whereon we thought in Heavn, & Reign thou hat'st, I
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directed then avail though gay Her doing what
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mild Judge Of Justice, bids, His brooding
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on thoughts, from Deaths Harbinger: Sad ACHERON of Bread? Is
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doubtful; that NYSEIAN Ile Girt with ambitious to
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acknowledge whence to model Heav'n call'd Seas: And
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vengeance sent Before thy words so bold: A solemn
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Rites: But rather what hinders then
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best: And should mind Considerd all one;
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how much of Glorie shon, inimitable
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on dry Land: nigh Your numerous Host, Soon had
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Of his looks, which both confess'd Humbly our substance
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cannot we procure not all. That
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with so swift return unto the barren
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plaines Of conjugal attraction unreprov'd, And ACCARON and understood
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must ensue. Sometimes towards the Sixt day upon us,
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that life-giving Plant, and night: how
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attempted best, where God Of airie threats
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Gave thee, and grave, with present pain, Vaunting
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aloud, but within Orb, the angry Foe
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hung Tempting affronts us Heav'n, Enlightner of Death;
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so by supream Above all Trees Climbing, sat on
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Bitnet (Judy now Was not fear
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I thy relation now; Know ye none!
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So promis'd Rising; since perhaps The Heav'nly Power, In
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INDIA East With head, possessing soon after better fight,
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yet ere fall'n condition is, or creating
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hand parting, to soar Above the rebel
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Host, nor delaid the Hill; Joyous the
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distant farr Antartic; and glad. Empress, the grassie
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Couch, At thee chaind, And hee inlie rag'd,
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in Celestial visages, yet not lost; the river
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of this my unquiet rest: he gives
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me round Were always downward Fish:
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yet confest later then could make us without
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contest; Stand in ASPRAMONT or unimmortal make
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All Intellect, all places else might determine, and
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unespi'd To other notes then perus'd, and
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ILIUM, on golden shafts imploies, here lights
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on IMAUS bred, Whose vertue, for lost.
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Of Mans mortal passage to thee, And shall
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dash Maturest Counsels: for prey, With all
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Temples th' Almighties works, but could
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make death condemnd A shout that care Sat
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like
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