Robo poem for 2021-11-30
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Is past, return'd them lets pass On
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she ensnar'd Mankind drownd, before thee
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ordaind Me from PELORUS, or these
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thoughts of Fame, And shame, the Cell
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when thousands trooping came still compassing the Morning duly paid
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To Noon amid the works knowledge past who
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of Paradise or Penaltie? Here grows More easie, wholsom
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thirst Of Arts that swim th' infernal
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Court. But hee and all her amiable: On duty, sleeping
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found the Center mix And Rampant shakes his
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better fortitude Of dauntless courage, and therein set
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me is their hideous ruine and pain
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Surpris'd thee, Natures Womb, that tore Hells
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Concave, and laughs the Seav'nth day, as farr Have
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sufferd, that fondly into fraud and lasting pain up
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Hill of Spirits immortal minds. Thus
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saying, from new World Offended; fearless in like
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which when God therefore on; For
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onely just number is undefil'd and counsel
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Warr, we never did not offending, satisfi'd With
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inoffensive pace that new Casual fruition, quitted all
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assaults Their living Soule, Acknowledge him the
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side henceforth No evil hour No happier Seat the
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same free will, foreknowledge absolute, And waking cri'd, This
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Hill; Joyous the rest High Thron'd inaccessible, his
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experienc't eye, and sleek enamel'd Neck,
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Fawning, and heard, with him there, And these thoughts
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this woe, In circuit, undetermind square or Beast;
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which of light, Save what other Hill of endless warrs
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and bickering flame, Which mans polluting Sin With more envy
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whom SATAN turning boldly, thus. Ye shall pervert; and
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goes: but straight I pursue By change on main to
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soar Above all Nations round, Periods of Men
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Obedient to submit or seeming pure, thence how build,
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unbuild, contrive To adore the thick and
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boon, Thus Satan and wine. Witness if the first
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Wast present, past, as undeservedly enthrall themselves: I
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who of anyone anywhere at Altars,
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when great Chief return. Part hidd'n veins Of
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King I keep, by John Milton 1.E.9.
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If answerable style Nor so I perform,
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speak thou, execrable shape, Which but
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what state, though fall'n, I yeilded, by prayer Inspir'd, and
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light As good and dangers, heard his eare,
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though wondrous Art thou solitude, is
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become my last led her Line By which who with
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blood will And said, thus attain to
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inshrine BELUS or woe. Yet half smiling
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Morn Ris'n on herb, tree, fruit, and therein live, Or
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when in Triumph and bould emprise; Part on golden
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tiar Circl'd his Gate was meant, nor
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the Moon. Thither let them right, a reproachful
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life perhaps, to reject Envious commands,
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For hot, Corrupt and shame By
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Spirits is dark Ended rejoycing in behalf Patron
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or tongue Relate thee; but th' infernal pit
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I betake me, have anointed, whom no outward both,
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the permission and deerest amitie. Thou Can give
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thee, and paine, Till they astonisht
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on me is a replacement copy upon thy
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Sentence; Hell, and formless infinite. Thee SION Hill this
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frail Man In sweet renewd. But us bend
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all kind for news had practisd falshood
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under Browes Of them right, the Field; Upon the
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Starres of Sapience and pain However, and all
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enflam'd first to soar Above all Temples th' other,
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as Starrs Numberless, as in coole, and
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were formd and dislodge by GRECIAN Kings, Or satiate
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fury yield it aught avail'd him
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there might determine, and doubt of Heav'n: Under her
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starrie Host, nor fragrance fill'd up here Thus
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BEELZEBUB Thus drooping, or West, or
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timerous flock together throngd Drove them she
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not, nor all assaults Their surest signal, they
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brought on a format other form. However, and dismay
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Mixt with clamors compasst round As onely and
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all Her fardest from SYRIAN ground, Insect
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or Poole, There dwell free, Equally free; th' Ocean
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smiles. So send ye, and longing eye; Nor
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other two of Men with vast TYPHOEAN
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rage let us all: this eBook, complying
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with two with most just; this Table. Rais'd of
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bones, Like Quivers hung, and Potentates and shame
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To hellish mischief as Night; Light shon, and all things,
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Which leaves all Temples th' Almightie's aide, I to officiate
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light she learne, That spot like
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the DELPHIAN Cliff, Or Earth, with public peace, both by
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Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on what eyes
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what words or rare, With Blessedness.
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Whence Haile Mother Tree, and Caves
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Of his pride and peaceful sloath, Not
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obvious, not like Aereal vapours flew Of
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mankind, By Thousands and Shield, Awaiting what must weepe.
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Bold deed thou by sinning grown. The spirit
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and till Noon: For Gods, and through EDEN
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and fell'd Squadrons and fixt for such
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appear'd in Heav'n op'nd from the spirited
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with Wine, jocond Music charm To save
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A cry With hundreds and took
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From large Beyond this unvoyageable Gulf
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Hath told thee bring, what compulsion and bliss, condemn'd
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In narrow room Throng numberless, and ill our Tyrant:
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Now also and passion dimm'd his head,
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but of Life To punish endless?
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wherefore cease To question thy only dreaded worse felt
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and passion to dance Led on
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Bitnet (Judy now Through labour calls
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Justice, bids, His puissance, trusting in Arms,
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unarm'd they flew, None yet, when Heavens Azure, and Inhabitants:
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Her state Here or carreer with
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hop'd success, Throws his doom severe, And
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meek came the Cataracts of all other
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service hard. What oft hast seen Ten
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thousand Banners rise Among the Angelic Squadron
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and avert From unsuccessful charge, Take to soar
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Above all sides round Of light turnd at
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Sea should thy subjection: weigh with feats
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of knowledge, not spare, Nor other Climate grow, My
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early care, Not only shon Stars distant,
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but only to begin. As Heav'ns Lord God
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Of hazard in quaternion run Much pleasure
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I will to wander with ease, and smallest forms
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Rather then conglob'd Like honour to his
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works, Pleasant to soar Above them blaz'd Aloft
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by whose stol'n Fruit Farr separate, circling Hours,
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with vain Against the flesh of
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mean pretense, but in pleasure, though from Rebellion
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rising, saw the eighth return'd, for once as Princes,
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Potentates, Warriers, the better life ambrosial
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frutage bear, Our second tire Of Spirit
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rests. Hee ended, and Saviour of passing faire Light,
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when ALCIDES from Heav'n Gate With LAPLAND Witches,
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while shame, and Seas Beyond a while, as inclination
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or Fruit, That wash thy World
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perverse, And honour claim'd AZAZEL as Queen
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unvaild her black attendant Death. Here for I have
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equal'd the crumbl'd Earth the Snakie Sorceress that
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celestial light? Be good never to EGYPT,
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divided Legion might concern him, such Thir
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Office now severe, our good, Our being
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the Sounds and Fowle, No gross, no
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mean to soar Above all Heaven seen, The Thunderer of
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Fate, Fixt Fate, Too much advanc't,
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We brush mellifluous Dewes, and defiance: Wretched man! what
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proof we then? what surmounts the
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darksom passage down Thus said. Native
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perfumes, and plaid at THEB'S and imbrute, That underneath
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beheld Visibly, what all seem'd, to do what higher
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grew Insuperable highth and therein stand.
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For whom mutual help And anger shall his Word
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the nethermost Abyss And Powers return'd up so
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Fate and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT and
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durst affront his guileful Tempter cross'd the
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INDIAN Mount, while thus impair'd, but those
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proud rebellious rout Fell long Rove idle unimploid, and
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cheerful, in Prose or heav'd his admonishment
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Receave with small) then bursting forth Triumphant through
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my bowels of Fruit Farr more shall need, or
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enur'd not flowing, And what recompence In vision beatific:
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by success untaught His Adamantine Rock, Impenitrable,
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impal'd with beaked prow Rode with words Attentive, and
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drearie Vaile They therefore came, nor aught disturb'd thir
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study of Domestic sweets, Whose waves orethrew BUSIRIS and
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seemd Lords of thee, Wondrous in
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Paradise, your walk, you with me long Before all
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prodigious joyning or prostituting, as in MAHANAIM, where shall temper
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Hero's old Arming to Front thus low, As
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we mean Drawn round illumin'd hell: highly pleasd, and
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will destroy ye now, as one slight bound the burning
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Lake, that arise Like change Thir course, in Glory
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sat, by John Milton Produced by absolute Decree Fixd
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on them prostrate on golden Lamps and
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bliss, among the heat from the
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pretious bane. And oft forsook Their
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living Saphire, once dead in narrow room
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Natures desire, In offices of thee, As
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we are. Mean while Universal blanc Of proud
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Stayes not charge with songs to submit or middle
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flight with his reare, Circular base original, With
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what must follow, to shut The happier
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Lot, enjoying God-like fruition, quitted all assaults Their Seats
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long usurp; ere while Universal PAN Knit with
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ballanc't Aire Replenisht, and full. After the mouth Cast
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forth all Temples th' Angelic harmonies: the Minstrelsie of Hell,
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say first knew The Balme of UTHERS Son foreseeing
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spake. Why should be beheld Where universally admir'd; but
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in Circles as farr deeper fall; And
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various rounds? Thir stops and Purple, azure and
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smile, to rase Som such appear'd in ADAMS eye.
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Not knowing ill, Misgave him; round With length
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West was old! For solitude somtimes in view Bristl'd
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with deeds long ere
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