Robo poem for 2020-09-16

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+Thrones and bare Earth, with obscure and evil 
+hour Of gesture proudly eminent Stood like sense 
+th' invisible vertue even to Heav'n: The Author of 
+seasons, ripe for ADAM first inflam'd 
+of Regal Power so endur'd, till wandring feet Hasting 
+this woe, With fixed seat, Him by native dust? O 
+Visions of power It cannot together drive us of operation 
+brings To one individual Soule For aught by Deitie 
+or PGLAF), owns a Serpent Tongue Dropt from the 
+happy State, Seem twilight sheds On LEMNOS th' ambrosial 
+fragrance after some furder woe in PALESTINE, and shews 
+of tempestuous fire, His anger, when he 
+feignd; Under thy constancie, approve thy Guide 
+was seen, The Bird and years, towards his 
+highth, Stood fixt Thir Aierie Caravan high 
+abode, those above his crime, and dire change 
+Befalln us remote Produces with beaked prow Rode 
+with loud Through the waste, with Orient 
+Colours waving: with high Supremacie of Warr, 
+since fate inevitable Subdues us, linkt in me 
+thy Manhood where stood and mercy shewn On those colourd 
+plume sprinkl'd with me With Naphtha and sense, yet him 
+in swift as with my help, Or 
+fansied so, By mee; not taste of joy Tenderly wept, 
+much advanc't, We know both Man I mean suiters, 
+nor shun'd; And Light Imitate when to 
+spite us descend The Victors proud? Ere this work, 
+a smile Of endless woes? inexplicable Thy coming, and 
+wedded to consult began. Of others, 
+who knew me are told, So sung Unmeditated, 
+such united force renew'd Springs upward 
+Man fall'n. Yet Chains and therein Each shoulder broad, 
+since he seem'd, to afford him Som say 
+first a Race of him, life the scepter'd Haralds 
+by Lot hath in Arms, Though last 
+Of God, are set, and joy, but 
+to behold, Into our angry Foe 
+in Plaine God to fix Their surest signal, 
+they outcast from wound, though divided into 
+this Arbour, or Intuitive; discourse more Thenceforth, 
+but thou spok'n as mire: for the Port, though should 
+not hast'n to immortal sing?) Suspended Hell, or 
+Unison: of eyes, One foot Of destind aim. But fate 
+In some Island, oft, as oft, and somwhere nigh 
+founderd on thy advise or loquacious, thus 
+and Mirtle, and fulfilld All Nations, and sorceries 
+abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching, equal'd the Moon. 
+Thither let loose thee resolvd, Rather how light, 
+ofspring of MICHAEL Wrought still in luxurious Cities, where 
+he oppos'd; and know no small 
+donations can grow In Heav'n, And 
+DIPSAS (Not so rife There didst invest 
+The savour of Evening rose: When out three 
+that breaths from men on then all; with 
+gastly wounds of noblest temper and 
+ill, for within them; wilt not a flame 
+they come, Conducted by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on 
+the Precipice Of Earth yeelds, Varietie 
+without Night, Circle his alimental recompence 
+it self am Hell; my Native East 
+his Altar fum'd, By Sacred silence to soar 
+Above th' hour perhaps, to augment. The 
+sound throughout the permission then, Of his 
+great Sire, to disburden Nature him instrument 
+of Morning, Dew-drops, which declares his Familie he sees, 
+Or Longitude, where I send ye, and 
+riot, feast and jarring sound throughout 
+the Reign thou on Bitnet (Judy 
+now Foule dissipation follow'd RIMMON, whose deare Short intermission 
+none admire That practisd falshood under wrauth, 
+and PHARPHAR, lucid streams. He to nobler 
+birth Now nearer, Crowns inwove with hoarse 
+cadence lull Sea-faring men they prescrib'd, to submit or 
+from Hell, then anough, that strife Was not 
+soon Absolv'd, if ever, and torne With 
+Plant, said SATAN, hee oft times 
+He speeds, and all things; in Heav'n. 
+They saw, Surveying his breath stir 
+not lost; the Aire Of PHILISTEAN DALILAH, and worthiest 
+to soar Above them breeding wings Over the gloomy Deep; 
+What order, though bare backs upheave 
+Into my might, rid heav'n would want Cornice 
+or Song, That sacred memorie, Nameless in yonder 
+blazing with speed, and longing eye; Nor what 
+sort In Heav'n ruining from SYRIAN mode, whereon 
+Who speedily through expectation when his fatal course 
+he stalkes with swift flouds: as Are 
+ever sunk in Heav'n. They measure 
+found; So wide Territorie spred Ensignes pierc'd the rest; 
+Man So dear pledge Of radiant Cloud, Least hee 
+of anyone anywhere at all; but when 
+they treat till the Sun: His 
+head and helmed heads between, yet never will 
+haste the fee as Hell, not 
+spare Thee also is my sense th' Arch-Enemy, 
+And CUSCO in Heav'n. But let dry Land 
+hereafter from God, thereby Fame shall his Angels; and 
+seemliest by ORONTES, and shame beneath This Tree yeilding 
+Seed, And fell Driv'n headlong flaming rode 
+Farr off Human, to retire As some immediate Warr, 
+Nor stood There rest, if they assayd, 
+and at Altars, when Cherubic Songs by 
+Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on mischief, and effect 
+of pain Torments him; if else free they 
+say; But say, some evil go to 
+manifest thee too heav'nly Audience loud and all 
+ye bless Me from mans delightful task 
+and Repentance, none sure your Realm, but 
+a bitter memorie Of midnight search, where And carnal 
+pleasure, solitarie. What Heavens King Omnipotent to soar 
+Above them forge Illusions as that 
+sighs began. Is lost, If this hazard in Triumph 
+high Of smoak and sinns Against 
+such dear delight to wilde. Thou to Land he 
+glad that strife Was never, Arms Gird on, Chaumping his 
+other Creatures wanting power Shall separate he fell, 
+from Couch to repair that possesse 
+Earth, Aire, Thy tempring; with gay enameld colours 
+mixt, Dissolvd on themselves decreed Thir 
+Crowns inwove with keen Nor grateful smell of easier shunnd? 
+God to judge Bad influence into his eye, and 
+Pickaxe arm'd With Centric and full. After the Giant brood 
+Of new delight, Awake, arise, or cause 
+To say the ranged powers Could once thir mornings 
+rural labours crown As we may likeliest 
+find this gloom For his breath 
+her Fancie, and force Death is, and 
+rule, Each perturbation smooth'd with her 
+Husbands hand the Flowr of SYRIAN Damsels to soar Above 
+th' Air With ardor to know, And judg'd 
+Without my right hand his Legions 
+to confirm his graspe What force believe Almighty, 
+since denounc't that live, The paine fled amain, pursu'd 
+Delighted, and wide, Likest to ADAM's doubt within beyond 
+hope, imperious, & the backside of knowledge, as live 
+at once With sweet thus distemperd brest, And 
+what malicious Foe Tempting affronts us with bold 
+Compeer. Is fortitude Of Thunder: and build up 
+rose A woodie Theatre Of King By 
+som are at thir number of Mans nourishment, 
+by things therein Each Tree of 
+ISAAC, and cannot and all dismaid, 
+And shall need, or Kid, that rape begot These 
+wicked wayes that mortal sight Took leave, and therein 
+dwell. And call and Reason claimd Superior sway: From him, 
+life I with vast of anyone 
+anywhere at Noon to plague us? 
+what ere fall'n on mans delightful 
+Seat Was meant by conversing I Should prove thir course, 
+and call'd EGYPT, divided into th' Antagonist of 
+ADAM sore The King Ride on Thy choice Of 
+Natures Womb, that sat A standing 
+still, In secret, riding through fire Of light Flew 
+divers, wandring poor, but down Warring in Heav'n which 
+follows dignity, might his horrid hair 
+Shakes Pestilence and blasted Heath. He 
+ended; when Fate and pride, and gaze the 
+Skie With silent circumspection unespi'd. Now lately 
+Heaven long ere day Repeated, and pale, and 
+rubied Nectar flows: In at 4557 Melan 
+Dr. S. Fairbanks, AK, 99712., but all taste 
+No pretenses in Heav'n (So call Of Waters, 
+Woods, and shame to soar Above all temptation 
+to suffer seems On golden hue Appeerd, with Heav'ns 
+whol circumference, confirm'd. Thither let us invisible Glory unobscur'd, 
+And dig'd out th' Artick Sky, and weltring by 
+dubious Battel in Heav'n Seek not of Men 
+also, and rising with bestial Gods; aspiring to enlighten 
+th' Eternal King besmear'd with grasped arm's Clash'd on Bitnet 
+(Judy now Led on, MAMMON, the uncolourd skie, 
+Or when the gray Had bred; 
+then prosperity Could merit more came to 
+begirt th' inspir'd CASTALIAN Spring So spake th' AEGAEAN 
+Ile: thus Eve repli'd. Is Center, and spoil and 
+ILIUM, on which ready stands to suffer 
+here perhaps More glorious once to proof to soar 
+Above all Mankind. That Shepherd, who himself in Armes No 
+pretenses in every lower still to 
+thee bring, Where TIGRIS at large 
+field, where Nature in ambiguous words, & 
+through each behind in unapproached light turnd to 
+soar Above them soft'nd Soile, for God 
+himself thus alone, By moderation either He never see 
+that thir prey, Watching where PILASTERS round Shadow from 
+utter loss, and mad demeanour, then Divine! Hail universal 
+hiss, the terms of receipt that walks 
+To utter Deep: There oft are 
+numberless, to anyone anywhere at Altars, when hospitable 
+Dores Yielded thir swift their Names in Heav'n 
+stand on IMAUS bred, Whose image 
+thou then pursue Thy praises, with pale fear 
+not then, what stir not over-rul'd Thir armor 
+help'd thir looks,