Robo poem for 2022-01-27
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Author of MOTEZUME, And study of Heav'ns and with
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disdain, Soon as in Heavn, & rowld
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orbicular, and alterd stile, Speech Wanted not dismaid, And
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eaten of Life, where SODOM flam'd; This
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inaccessible high Arbiter CHANCE governs all.
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Our knowledge hurt ye, and Timbrels
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loud Hosanna's fill'd With blackest Insurrection,
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to soar Above all works knowledge might
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To mingle and MESSIAH King Ride on
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stiff Pennons, towre The Figtree, not
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whence a boundless Deep. Let us of
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Hell Receive new thirst excites, Or from God
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ordaind Me some glad impress'd his wakeful Nightingale; She
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turns, on me sudden vengeance Arme
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He views The fiery CHAOS and
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dying to that strife of Spirits of shame,
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dishonest shame obnoxious, and call'd Satan, with present
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pain, where he shall dwell Long way seems a Son
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foreseeing spake. Deliverer from the Heavens Azure,
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and his Regal port, But whom his
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heel. If aught by imprudence mixt, Assemble, and laughs
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the unpierc't shade His massie Iron Gates, if God
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proclaiming peace, both Oare and Song;
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Such to soar Above the Blest: stand in
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many Throned Powers, Under whose lives in Heav'n arriv'd,
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the Majesty of sorrow, black it
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aught of Prime. Thou surely hadst
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in PALESTINE, and knows His dearest mediation thus MICHAEL
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soon recompenc't with Mercie, as farr remov'd where
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delicious Fare; For thee on, Shame to waste. How
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dies the gummie bark of Spirits hold
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Betwixt them forge Illusions as Gods;
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for access Without my sense With terrors
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and with ambitious to men should
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better us, unless Heav'ns fugitives, and call'd By wound,
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and interrupt can wee want Cornice or possess her
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countenance triform Hence I pass'd From imposition
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of death, like which now must pass, to advance his
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brutal sense, untroubl'd, though what reserve forbids me,
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or heav'd his womb was ADAM repli'd.
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Is heard Now on Bitnet (Judy now
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Assures me hope excluded thus, To mark
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what availes Valour or Festivals, and
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wine. Witness if we sent With HALLELUIAHS:
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Thus I will And ACCARON and bliss, Into
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utter darkness, thrice threefold the Head
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more Would not come not fight. So spake domestick
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ADAM his arm th' ambrosial fragrance filld the arched
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roof Showrd Roses, and knows that warr'd
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on Sea should Man shall his Peers:
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attention won. At Eev'n, And by String
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or present, past, if he seis'd,
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though Heavens To mortal Sentence pleas'd, Advising
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peace: and infinite Abyss the wound, But
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ratling storm of Light shon, inimitable on
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himself affirming Authoritie and jarring sound Of his Heav'n,
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Prince of Supper Fruits in Heav'n Among
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innumerable ordain'd In goodness bring shall tread
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Th' Assembly, as great Furnace flam'd, yet there
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best things now serve in mirth, and rubied Nectar
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flows: In wealth and Towrs of sorrow,
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black tartareous cold and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching,
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equal'd the deed; Shee first broke loose?
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is most High, Thee SION Hill nor unknown
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dangers and end; this Sex: for fight, Unless
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th' Omnific Word, begotten Son, Heire, and seem'd
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Firm concord is plac't; Whence Haile
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wedded pair More destroy'd then from begging
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peace: and fragrant leaf; on Bitnet (Judy now Was not
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EVE, now Saint PETER at eeve In Battel hath
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all a fat Meddow ground; or Morn, Or emptiness,
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or shame; O Son, Possesses thee unblam'd? since our
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first incenst at large in cogitation deep. Glad was giv'n,
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th' Omnipotent to crush his welcome words addressd. Fall'n
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Cherube, to soar Above all at
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large field, through Mazes, lead Hell bounds
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Of CERES all limit, at th' East, had
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general Names Of hazard in PALESTINE,
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and thirst I am, why In circuit walles this
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gloom; the rest or mute, though the Creatures, on
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they like themselves from the fixt
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Thir armor help'd thir wish, to graze The seat
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That Glorie or might determine, and eate;
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whereat their great Hierarchal Standard was high: from him MULCIBER;
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and hast been achiev'd, whereof good never but that
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saw, and support; That scal'd by
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millions her shaddowie Cone Half spi'd, so deare? It
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was a second EVE, recovering heart, repli'd. What though
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from SYRIAN ground, in Heav'n are turnd
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the Altar, Gods likeness, thy Life,
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what I will leave unspi'd; A dismal
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shade; from Eternitie, dwelt happy interview
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both Eye Tempting, stirr'd in sin, on
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Bitnet (Judy now severe, our afflicted Powers,
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If they prescrib'd, to complying with TARTAREAN Sulphur, and
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dangers, heard this conflict, had on. SATAN beheld thir
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hate thy thoughts that parts CALABRIA from
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those To recommend coole Winds, and press'd her
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shape Still unfulfill'd with me then they rejoyce
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In battel, what resolution from inward Powers, them
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on, all is despaird, For envie, and doubt and
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with kindly thirst Of immortalitie. So to
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soar Above all waste beyond abstain
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But glad Morn recorded the Courts and deifie
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his native dust? O Hell! what
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punishment; Which the bitter consequence: for
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grace Attends thee, As if what besides, in foresight much
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the welkin burns. Others with more sweet, With such
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a Chariot of Good bought dear by
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Nightingales imbraceing slept, nor did not surpassing Glory crownd,
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Look'st from the rest his waste, and least
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sought, In unitie defective, which both ascend Up
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led them breeding wings a registered trademark,
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and Mires, & glorious Work, that bad
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to fight; The Femal Sex, and thought of
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Life in hell Precedence, none, whose swiftness Number to
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soar Above the free Acceptance of Hell, Though without
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number of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or enur'd
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not temptation to other two Polar Winds ORION arm'd
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Hath tasted, yet dim Night Related, and guide; Bear
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on Bitnet (Judy now become my
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Signal giv'n, th' Eevning on, and will soon Bursting with
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steep to execute their works Created thing met
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thou knowst mine, I repent and woe, With superstitions
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and rest, if thou know'st Thir Starry Lamps
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and with like kinde Wondrous in PALESTINE, and
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peaceful Counsels, and voice thus double-form'd, and ASCALON,
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And with Surfet, and spoil and knew not permit.
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Son, Destin'd to destruction seek No more cheer'd
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With blandishment, each Clime; else thou solitude, is free Acceptance
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of words, that ever happie: him lastly
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kill. My sole Of anger saves To mortal
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foe, and stray'd so good, Against temptation: thou
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spok'n as shall yeild us, whose guile Stird up stood
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much less. How beauty is best, Wherever thus double-form'd,
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and hostile scorn, Where honour claim'd AZAZEL as
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in hell Precedence, none, whose day entire,
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Invulnerable, impenitrably arm'd: Such high place,
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our afflicted Powers Insensate, hope in Glory
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sat, by Death be King Doubl'd that rape
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begot These yelling Monsters that bad Expect to do
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or paine, Against God descended, and Night,
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Such recompence best Whom to taste? Forbid
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who had I that fallacious Fruit, Blossoms and
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with ambitious aim Against the Year Seasons return, But
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come, so endur'd, till then what concernes
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us he judges it were large, Over
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the uttermost convex of Morning, Dew-drops, which God ordaind;
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Out of us unforeseen, unthought of,
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know not lost; the Project Gutenberg
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EBook of CHAOS, and passion dimm'd
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his eyes, that s/he does not well
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we sent I more? Our knowledge past Of immortalitie. So
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sudden all unawares Fluttring his revolt, but that livd,
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Attendant on JOVE, or inspires Vernal delight and therein
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plant eyes, and call'd and circling fire, He scarce
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had wove with thwart obliquities, Or satiate
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fury thus vile, the Fiend, and mee as
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Princes, when BELLONA storms, With other once BELLEROPHON,
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though fairest Goddess among the signal blow them
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transverse ten fold More glorious works, nor
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knew The Throne and Epicycle, Orb
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Through the rest by fulfilling that strife
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of freedom us'd they lift our thoughts, and
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ANCIENT NIGHT, I yeilded, by degrees
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magnificent Up hither, under him this can will
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Supream, who on himself beginning late; Not
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long, Rage prompted them mute. Thrice
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he so cleer, sharp'nd his sight
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endur'd not, if SION also he nailes
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thy Face with songs Divide the
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power had thither went hautie on,
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with bolder wing, Escap't the Sons Came summond over
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Sea's Flying, and most irregular they
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win the self-same hour? why did ISRAEL scape into
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the host of Bulls and ANGOLA fardest from wrauth
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or any money paid a Goddess feign'd submission swore:
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ease I bring. O then might dwell,
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hope in Prose or choice Leads
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him on thoughts, that Globe the infinitly good, Our
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State of anyone anywhere at Sea cover'd
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with jocond to accord) Man therein
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plant eyes, Whom reason hath made way, or
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hypertext form. As each passion tost,
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Thus wondrous Pontifice, unhop't Met such
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companie as thir bane; the Moon Haste
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hither bring. O shame hee Whose snowie ridge the
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fields revive, though thou attended gloriously from
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Just, and peace assur'd, And render thee,
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who since, but up or renownd Metropolis With dread of
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Pomp and submit. This eBook is as Queen of
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that usher Evening mild, nor Heav'n receiv'd us forth,
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though brutish that blowing Martial sounds: At once as
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they. About him. But for LAVINIA disespous'd, Or other
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still direct, For him, life
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