Robo poem for 2022-08-18
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If such of our feet; about Donations
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to heare: This happie places thou with grasped arm's Clash'd
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on JOVE, Hid AMALTHEA and Gold
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to enure Our yet methought Close at hand,
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Abortive, monstrous, all seem'd, now Be questiond and
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therein Each Tree Down right To you
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prepare Fit well us'd or re-use it so, By
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death condemnd A shameful and rather Mee though in any
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Project Gutenberg EBook of Hell, Thou wilt find who aspires
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Beyond the second bidding darkness do or ridge
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direct, whence no cloud in darkness lyes
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Bordering on Bitnet (Judy now no excess of
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Creatures, to Die; How such could without
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step, last he sin'd, According to do thine. Here
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in face of Oblivion roules Her self,
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and rowld In mean pretense, but convert, as late
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Doubted his Grove of mankind, in fears and such
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Thir noxious vapour, or when sleep Now Dragon grown, larger
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then The fall In whatsoever shape hath much advanc't,
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Created in shape, So saying rose
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A sweatie Reaper from Eternal eye, and all
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Temples th' Earth Wheels (for of Cherubim That
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fought at Altars, when they sat, by
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violent way which thus hast been achiev'd, whereof
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so our temper and thrice the shout that
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for thou accept Alone the Serpent?
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hee not fear'd; should we sent Down the
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welkin burns. Others with retorted scorn
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with Envy and LAHOR of desolation,
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voyd of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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ye both. O shame obnoxious, and shame
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hee of me, Which oft, and interrupt his
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heart too fast sleeping found repose;
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and pride Conscious of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where Vertue in Mercy and regain the damn'd
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Loose all mankind in store. If then mankinde higher,
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Surpassest farr deceav'd; thy gift possess her sober
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Liverie all the CASPIAN, then live at once;
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more spiritous, and Intercessor none with mischievous revenge, that
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skill or yield: And hee together throngd
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Drove them on, MAMMON, the brightning Orient Colours
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waving: with report heare new begun My Guide was either
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Coast averse From Earth conspicuous count'nance, without Song,
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Torment, and LIBYAN JOVE, or corrupt no
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barrs of taste, naught vallu'd he sole Auditress; Her
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Universal PAN Knit with deeds Thou Can
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equal all, believing lies within them,
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shrink and actions, mixt Confus'dly, and obstacle
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found No inconvenient Diet, nor too like a Project
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Gutenberg volunteers associated in her rash hand
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parting, to soar Above them whelmd, and ILIUM,
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on Bitnet (Judy now began, And
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eaten of mankind, By Thousands and uncropt
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falls Into the Space that uxorious King, though free,
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Yet happie if Land where Champions bold And livd: One
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shap'd & each Van Pric forth and Saviour of
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future, To claim Of foul concupiscence; whence they seemd, or
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scatterd sedge Afloat, when to woe, Sinne
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and Saviour of this host of Knowledge grew Of
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some small drop to trie, what
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his conquest, and Man, the Filme remov'd VVhich onely
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Teares Raind at large Beyond this darkness do
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all Her rosie red, sharpning in FRANCISCAN think
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Submission? Warr wearied vertue, for flight, and
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speaks, and betraid Him have known till gently warms The
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black wings outspread Dove-like satst brooding on IMAUS
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bred, Whose higher foe. Space that strife
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Was left the voice Milde, as Sea-men tell, How
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much what doubt not reach. Amid the wing,
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or highest To reign King, All his crew involv'd
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With wheels In honour claim'd AZAZEL as undeservedly enthrall
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to soar Above the vent appli'd To mortal prowess, yet
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haply mention may do I love Thy creature late dismissd,
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the ranged powers Disband, and count'nance too
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easie charge, Flown to augment. The following our Sire,
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to single hast deignd a shooting
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Starr interpos'd, Or thence his Childern, all sides With
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rapid wheels, or besieging. This my words so
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long or Faerie Elves, Whose snowie ridge
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the Harlot-lap Of TOBITS Son, Both
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when they slack the seav'n Who from PELORUS, or
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manacl'd with looks Alien from above Prevenient Grace that
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this Night, And Discord with wondrous and
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wished Morn Such disproportions, with lasting pain
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and equally to eate Bread, Till thir guise Of
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flight Aloft, incumbent on main Abyss Wide the Garland
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to do. Be forc'd to reside, his fierce
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contention brought them learn, as Sea-men tell, Or
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Bright Temple, where ye Names, and Wisdom-giving Plant, but
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over head and all bounteous King, who tempts,
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though God only, shee and as in Triumph high I
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seduc'd With vanity had spred Both Horse
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and ALGIERS, and Thrones and with damps and
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full. After these shining Globes, Earth Put
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forth all Her state under Heav'n
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Gate none higher Would never had
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servd necessitie, Not then projecting Peace is happiness
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and warme, Temper or Chance, and Joint-racking Rheums.
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Dire was walkt Frequent; and dangers, heard no Preface
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brooking through the thick array ye Sons of seeming
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pure, Transparent, Elemental Air, if what resolution and Seas
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Beyond all prodigious things, The SYRIAN ground,
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and reprov'd, retort, Wherefore do thy beauty,
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which thus ADAM sore besides, in narrow
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search; and rather to accord) Man till then
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I give us excites his Eternal Father: but
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favour'd more haughty thus pour'd: Wonder not awd,
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Yet mutable; whence thou call'st evil, Hell, nor these
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eyes, that strow the Oracle of Principalities the Shrine Of
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instrumental sounds and thrice the thirstie
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Earth so smooth, swift By som Orator renound In
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universal Host Innumerable force as thir hearts, not
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DAVIDS Sons, like which Man among the Maker
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shon, Majestick though the Pourlieues of
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Spirits aspire, to consummate floure Spirits with
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vain The ancient TARSUS held, Even to spend, Quiet
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though the stronger provd He comes, and Revenge
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Descend from beneathe Usurping over EDEN to wander
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through waste, with vain exploit, though she
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took; And opportune excursion we most High, If not
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hellish foes walk the goodliest Trees loaden
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with whirlwind sound Th' advantage, and Caves; but
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that led him com, And snow and sorceries
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abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching, equal'd the best,
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condense or aggravate His will God who into
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glory, and foe, at leasure to soar
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Above all Her mural breach, returning whence Merchants bring
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forth my memorie Of HERMES, and green: Those terms
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of seeming pure, thence he summs.
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And sleep thou Wouldst thou hat'st, I
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drag thee unblam'd? since created World,
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another Skie. As a Sign Where erst they forewarne, Wolves
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shall goe Before thy Capital Of
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SATAN beheld thir flight, seditious Angel, I
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now is sweet. But well refresh't, now enjoind
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Laborious, till The Waters glide, and wine. Witness this
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Of SENNAAR, and brus'd Into thy bounds, Palpable darkness,
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grateful smell of Puritie, Our Maker wise, Or one
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enmitie disarm'd, Of Heav'n, her resembling Air, To
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intellectual, give it came from whom,
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what seemd Entring on Hill not
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doome So they rejoyce In mystic Dance not anothers:
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for flight, seditious Angel, art Judge Of
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heavier fall: so various living strength, what Land,
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Earth, Boundless the heat of longing
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wait The Bird When to soar Above th' event,
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That reaches blame, but of Evening
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Cloud, Least thou art, from pain and
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shame beneath This yet argument blasphemous, false guile
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pervert; and forewarnd the Bullion dross: A
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Wilderness With singed bottom of seeming pure,
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accustomd hour stood One of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where Vertue should by leave me not,
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with me up the goodliest Trees Planted, with Devil
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turnd I drag thee Came like which
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op'nd from mans offence To add thy
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seat of light, we must dwell,
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hope excluded thus, how vain Against
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thee along Innumerable before her Head, And feare
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of longing pines; Yet oft remember, when such appear'd Less
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winning cheap the Earths Lord, and endurance. This
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knows Any, but shall resound thee charge
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To lure her entrails, that live:
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Nor the Moon. Thither full West. As far worse
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deeds long woes are giv'n; what state, More
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Angels brought, and Pietie to soar
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Above th' AEQUATOR, as rais'd Above his Angels;
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and verdant Isles HESPEREAN sets, my Will Would
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utmost vigor find. Before the winged Warriour
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thus securely him naked Majestie seemd in narrow
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room Natures desire, these livid flames
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Drivn backward slope hills, to do against example with level
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pavement: from the Earth; or slack
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the Gods are these, could have transferr'd All
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things, who intends to Nature gave signs of Light
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Imitate when BELLONA storms, With lowliness
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Majestic from the Enemie hath slain, Or
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where Nature paints her soft'nd Soile,
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for ill Where pain to accord) Man I gave
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a Throne Forthwith up drawn, Rose as nam'd with
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hideous ruine and Bowers, that our destruction: if thou
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what highth All on Bitnet (Judy now
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were not Lord; such from the Maker
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to God would on men, here on
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they naked Majestie approv'd in narrow
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room Throng numberless, like folly shewes; Authoritie and
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rich appeerd Bending to learn True is,
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mee let loose array; So should ascend Ethereal,
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and desolate, Onely begotten Son, Divine So
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ordering. I turnd, but was known to som
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glimps of Light. Aire, Fire, Against the wayes of
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spacious Heav'n, our woe; Where Armies thou
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fought
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