Robo poem for 2022-04-23
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So awful, that strife with everlasting Fate
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shall endure; without charge with revenge: cruel
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fight, Unless th' acknowledg'd Power Armie of
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truth thus plaind. If true, If then pittying
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how glorious and Power, And easily obeyd Innumerable. As
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far round, Whereon a Sign Portentous held me;
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whom mutual league, United States copyright in power. Shalt
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loose, Though in spacious Gap disclos'd Into thy
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Embassie attend; And whether in him, though many sins
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National interrupt can doe, Our circuit wide they
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around the Rising Sun first this text should be
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my sentence, that swim th' infernal flame, Which of
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him, longer shivering under a rill
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Waterd the fields revive, though the flowing Gold compos'd
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The ruin are his way, A Son, Amidst the Sons
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Came the barrs of light, as accessories
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To vice industrious, but feard to reside, his doom
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Reserv'd him on us, naming thee threw Into
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my change, Where Armies thou but all
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is for love Alone the blessed peace,
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yet ere he turn'd Round he my
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former vain The Scepter, every Creature, fair Atheists,
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and rich imblaz'd, Seraphic arms Fit Vessel,
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fittest Imp of drossiest Ore bog or wades, or timerous
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flock together calls, Or with fierce hosting meet,
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Indebted and distribution of Paradise, fast at hand, she
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turnd, Admonisht by degrees Of mankind in
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Counsel must require More orient Beams: when it
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long, for such a field, I
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obey him just opposite, A whole Legions under one
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Beast that my displeasure for Speech to thir foe,
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who aspires Beyond a Reverend Sire The Heav'nly Guest.
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But Death is, Som better hopes of monstrous
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size, TITANIAN, or som tumultuous cloud Made to
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torment me hope in despair, to move; Each Stair
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mysteriously was with clamors compasst round This day Lop
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overgrown, That bring obedience due. To ask,
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nor unsung By Spirits foule, Eject him
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thou, escap'd The Paradise for her starrie Host, rode
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brightest, till the Coast averse From thence full
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high Woods and pain Which when BELLONA storms,
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With God, where thy secresie although alone,
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By Fire, Flood, extended long with
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what I suppose If dream'd, If he can
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fall, onely with joynt or mute all
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sides With sudden appetite More tuneable then within. Some,
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as struck'n mute, though unseen, Shoots farr
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thy guide, half this cursed crew Lay Siege,
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Or as in bulk as in mid
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Volie, for that infernal Powers, That day,
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fear conceiv'd, GORGONS and darkness round with
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ARCADIAN Pipe, And Valour or Adulterie, where he
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clad with upright And Planets, Planet-strook,
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real dignitie: Adornd She heard no outward libertie, who
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first, on golden tiar Circl'd his onely
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strength of sorrow, doleful shades, where he views The
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sense within And EDEN thus securely him long? Mee first
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eruption, thither anon His orient Sun, of the
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mid Volie, for ever shut. And chiefly
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who slew his fair dismiss. Hadst thou
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solitude, is derived from Heav'n, Since
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through Femal charm. Earth rise From
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compassing the swift race of increasing the Love-tale Infected SIONS
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daughters with gradual scale With some
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forein land Thaws not, if such wonder claims
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attention gaind, & Flours Imborderd on
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Bitnet (Judy now To mortal wound shall grace
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And various Names, Needlest to tell Of Instruments
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that I, methought, Could once The more milde,
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this thou also; at last, Though threat'nd, which fame in
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PALESTINE, and passion dimm'd his Temple,
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on Bitnet (Judy now light And live moderate, till SATAN,
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and goes: but in DAN, Lik'ning
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his admonishment Receave with wings of Life. Nor hee the
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morning Sun descri'd Hangs in Heav'n so
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God resides, and full. After the night-warbling
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Bird, They heard, and call'd Mother of
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evil brought us, that feeds the strife: The suburb
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of Heav'ns Lord supream Kingdom and Creeping
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things, which op'nd my highth or
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Wilderness, Forrest onward move Harmonious numbers; as one Soul
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hath perform'd what compulsion and bould emprise; Part on
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Bitnet (Judy now we may obtain
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His Longitude through experience taught his
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Chariot; where bounds Proportiond to man fell, nor that
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day Of foul defeat Hath brought
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Death is, to bend From off As
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was hid thir promis'd hee, Who in
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Heav'n so sore besides, vaulted with delight He
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lights, if but he wings and Stations thick as
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Sea-men tell, Or solace dear; Part arable
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and smoak and twilight sheds On desperat revenge,
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Accurst, and call'd In offices of God; That sparkling
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blaz'd, his bold discourse more sweet hour What
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choice Leads him this way a day
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Lop overgrown, grottesque and call'd Mother of our Foe;
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Which now gentle sway, And starrie flock,
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allur'd The mightie Hunter then, In MOSCO, or
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besieging. This glorious Work, that wisdom infinite Host,
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in spight of Honour joyn'd? With Orient in Mercy and
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disdain'd not performing end In mutinie
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had veins of increasing the Giant brood Of
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brutal sense, flat despair: His Armes Betook them, can
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grow in answer thus guiltless be giv'n To
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him, who could endure; without contest;
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Stand firm, for whose stol'n Fruit after
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some the terms too heav'nly meek. Nor where Nature
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joind in Reason, to our Omnipotence, with zeal.
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Thus drooping, or might Have left desert Who from
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their Creation round; Unspeakable desire which
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their lot in Western Throne of som other side:
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which human ears Cannot be All these livid
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flames and Plaines, And Trumpets sound Symphonious of
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Time counts not, and fell flat, and
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dying to trench a user who
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interpos'd Defence, while her numberd such magnificence
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Equal'd in mid way: One who
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live and eat, they astonisht on Bitnet
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(Judy now fenceless world Of porous Earth he perceav'd,
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warr be weak is yet much thir way;
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harder beset And looking on, with deeds of Warr,
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we his World, which declares his
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restless thoughts, and should be our fresh dews and
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tall, Godlike shapes old Renown, OSIRIS,
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ISIS, ORUS and Death, What higher of
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him, though under the free they chose
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his Helme, gripe fast by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on
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that sure your Warfare, and ILIUM, on thoughts,
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and joys Then most, and full. After
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soft Recorders; such place None of desire I
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though Heavens King Exalted to none. But in
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Power, thy Power was meant, Turnd him
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out of revenge; But fall'n such astonishment
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as if else above rule by John Milton Whence in
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Armes; And higher Argument Remaines, sufficient
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to defeat Hath toucht With deafning shout, return'd
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up drawn, Rose and any way lights on yon
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dreary Plain, In thy pride and Omnipotent From those
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bad Woman? Thus talking to haunt Her
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fertil Banks Of head both ascend The Link
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of Hell, Which tasted works in fears and
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wine. Witness this conflict, had stopt His heart
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enlarges, hath much the faithful Armies rush To SEND
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DONATIONS or hee not lost; Attonement for great Author
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and drearie Vaile They hard'nd more
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fierce, From off As Plants: ambiguous words, out-flew
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Millions of Love no delay; with ten thousand
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Leagues awry Into the Universal Face with
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wings Till then perus'd, and night the
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INDIAN Mount, or violent, when BELLONA storms, With
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rapid wheels, or middle Spirits may
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come To one touch whereby he descending, bands
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Of Whirlwind and Femal charm. Earth Dominion hold
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what burden ease More of Palm-tree pleasantest
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to submit or I the wide womb was known Or
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monument to promote me, though joynd In order, though
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terrour of Hell Explores his enormous
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bliss. Him followed his proper motion
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we most High, If answerable style The
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worst, If that infernal Serpent; he spake. Why
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shouldst hope, aspires Beyond his fatal Throne:
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Which to soar Above th' event, That witness'd huge
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convex divides The Sun Hath lost happiness entire. Then
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was giv'n, with Lioness; So spake the dun Air
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sublime With faultring speech be woo'd,
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and like these, could name deserving.
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But he from SYRIAN mode, whereon to
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explore or not? som doubt we return'd them
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and acclamations loud, that breath, From
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skirt to remove thee along Innumerable before Dwelt from the
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Thunderers aime Your military obedience, to pursue
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Vain hopes, vain attempt. Him followed his rage;
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Under spread Into my advice; since by shadie Woods,
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and enthrall'd By center, or immortal minds. Thus God that
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you yours, while it rose, As far
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from whose look suspence, awaiting who
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fell. Not Hers who might concern him, in Heav'n Rescu'd,
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had ordain'd it, or responsive each hand
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Celestial Beautie adore the greatest share with gay Carnation,
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Purple, azure and wilde Woods forlorn?
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Should prove thir wayes; hee sat on
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yon dreary Plain, forlorn and ample Air In battel, what
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other half enclose him call'd The paine Voyag'd
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the fee for neither joy ineffable diffus'd: Beyond the use
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of MOABS Sons, who moovd Thir
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downie Brest; the universal Host that
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deign'd To protect the rockie Pillars GABRIEL spying,
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thus expell'd to appetite, more wakeful Foe,
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while discourse more successful hope Of dalliance as
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Sea-men tell, Or when first Matron
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lip of longing eye; Nor yet well, in fit
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vessels pure, Transparent, Elemental Air, And some Island, oft,
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they harbour there, And propitiation, all Sun-shine,
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