Robo poem for 2024-01-06

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+Whence and Fate, Fixt Fate, Too soon beg to 
+decree, Mine both when such counsel whom hast combin'd; 
+Much pleasure not else according to confound Heav'ns fugitives, 
+and all mankind Be good hour: no more, for 
+who wrongd. And strength, and purge off 
+th' infernal Rivers or do all Temples th' 
+AMERICAN to sing, Hymns and spread wings, at 
+eeve In AUTUMN thwarts the trading Flood With 
+God, Their living God, impos'd Labour, as you, 
+there inhabit, of thee, and all summ'd thir 
+being? Yet Innocence and with clamors 
+compasst round This file should enthrall to part sinister from 
+such vast profunditie obscure, Can he sees, 
+while thus expell'd to displode thir sin, on golden Hinges 
+turning, as Gods; for proof of 
+DOMINIC, Or enemie, but her Priests, to admit for 
+how like to soar Above all was 
+of Creatures, to men. Immediately a peal shall 
+hence a monstrous shapes and RHEA'S Son for death 
+thou aim'st; So threatn'd hee, as his flowing cups 
+With rapid wheels, or footstep trace? For 
+wonderful Of watchful Senses represent, She scarse pleasant savourie 
+pulp they towards the gummie bark of dim Night 
+With what ere now expecting Each in narrow limits, 
+to prepare) your ceasless cry With 
+wonder, fall'n on by force hath none, so beset 
+repli'd. Neither our Union or whither tend these Pines 
+his Empire, but chance with next More 
+woe, With vanity had need not soon 
+traverse The tempting stream, Whose annual 
+wound shall powre Raine day as not 
+farr; So snatcht will they fell, And on, And 
+dust thou the earth a numerous Orbs impose Such 
+to Reign, Refusing to obey, worthiest to 
+som, leaves all Her mischief, and judgest onely in narrow 
+search; and call'd EGYPT, divided and lyes 
+the Egg that spinning sleeps At last 
+led his Angel, though Worlds they slack 
+thir flight, and scap'd his Friends, why 
+else not rejoycing in paragraph to soar Above the 
+dwellings of thee, I yeilded, by 
+concurring signs, ere dawne, Effect shall I 
+overlive, Why satst brooding on Gods, 
+and vain, and require More woe, More glorious trial 
+choose Thir earnest so in Heav'n which 
+way she ensnar'd Mankind with hop'd success, 
+Throws his Will. Be fruitful, multiply, and 
+had filld the Full Counsel must earn. But let 
+us both confess'd Humbly our Laws, all assaults 
+Their Altars by success untaught His 
+bright Of wandering, as creation was? rememberst thou 
+with Envy and shame beneath His arrows, from such effects. 
+But well might, & Towre, whose stol'n Fruit after 
+us live, scarse from atchieving what in Section 
+3. Information about the blasted overthrew. I 
+should belong not permit. Is the 
+Field, Or happiness entire. Then Hells Concave, and eyes 
+and passion in Bands and Potentates and understanding 
+sound, Due search with these first broke peace obtain'd 
+Unacceptable, though the pain However, and dry 
+Land of provisions laid thus to do the 
+LIBYAN JOVE, Hid AMALTHEA and glad. 
+Empress, the change, Bestirs her Center shook. What 
+meant that smooth ADONIS from the Portress of hell 
+Precedence, none, whose dust conglobing from bliss, 
+Yet unconsum'd. Before thir place. Thrice happie 
+end. Mean while Satan exalted as this frail 
+World; by imprudence mixt, Dissolvd on errand sole, and foild 
+with shaddowing Squadrons and beat'n way Up to 
+dance With Opal Towrs to Till I obey 
+is thine; For which befel, and 
+mine requires. So spake domestick ADAM answerd bold. If 
+then said he it presume, might with adverse 
+Upon the earth After these Flours, Equal in Glory 
+obscur'd: As neerer tending Each in 
+fears and imperial Powers, off-spring of Flours 
+worthy of that rape begot These tidings fraught, 
+come call'd a stroak th' ascending pile Stood 
+rankt in disguise. Hee, after some thing on 
+mans behalf Patron or size Assume, as Spirits 
+odorous sweets the frown of monstrous size, 
+TITANIAN, or message high with after-bands, what thir wonted 
+pride that VVhich grew ten paces huge He 
+drew not please thee, As one faithful add? 
+O fall Free leave ye, and 
+shame obnoxious, and after all mankind Must suffer my adventrous 
+Song, resound thee free, but have foyld, If 
+our state applicable to soar Above 
+th' Ethereal warmth, and all associated in despair, to 
+spare. Then feed on bended knee 
+His Seat of libertie, confin'd Within them that soyle 
+may meet; Which of pain. All is 
+for Orders bright. There rest, Wide the Creator, 
+and regain the prime, yet haply mention may contain 
+a numerous ofspring; if transported to soar 
+Above the scale aloft: that lives, and 
+serried Shields in despair, to no acceptance, 
+nor all hues, Roses, and bid 
+cry With blackest Insurrection, to debarr us more, 
+Thy bosom, Son Of his ofspring of grim Glar'd 
+lightning, and die, By Thousands and freedom 
+to declare Thy power; the Fact Is 
+yet why? it was, whose command impress'd 
+his horrid silence and nobleness thir diminisht 
+heads; while inhabit laxe, ye Pines, And 
+dictates to accord) Man ere Death on Bitnet 
+(Judy now ponders all Mankind, whose gray 
+Had to civil Game To mortal tast Brought 
+her loose Garlands thick shade that day, fear 
+What feign'd submission swore: ease thy consort 
+Femal charm. Earth fill'd Immeasurably, all thir fall. I 
+held Gods, But on mid-noon; som Orator 
+renound In order, so proud Aspirer, but delight, 
+which full resplendence, Heir of this florid Earth, Subdue 
+it, least fierce Effusion rowld In thoughts prov'd fond 
+and perhaps more hands lopt off In sin 
+in our Foe Cleer Victory, to thee at 
+lest action markt: about me seemd Somwhat extravagant and assume 
+These tidings carrie to admiration, and glad 
+Morn To visit how the Morning first 
+smiles Wanted, nor care could adde Speed 
+almost immense, and sublime, and full. After 
+these appear'd in yonder VVorld, which follows dignity, might work 
+thou My Author of 20% of Heaven, There 
+kept for his retreate To human sense: Henceforth of 
+sweet before each In outward libertie, who first 
+it fled VERTUMNUS, or responsive each that parts CALABRIA 
+from mercy shewn On ADAM from 
+NIGER Flood With incense, where flowes GANGES 
+or in Heav'n created, needs with hideous ruine and dismiss 
+thee Impresst the dwellings of scorne, not unvisited 
+of God; I wanted in Heav'n rejoic'd, 
+and longing eye; Nor alter'd his prospect high, Where Cattel 
+pastur'd late, or West, or deletions to dance about 
+SECHEM, and all assaults Their great reception of Knowledge 
+so Fate had from men For sight unconquerable? His 
+prey, but rather die a Camp extend 
+His Spear, to augment. The bloud 
+effus'd. Much of Warr, we see How such 
+Thir fight, th' Almighties works, the strife Was moving 
+onward came, and Faith, till one 
+place, A thousand Demy-Gods on yon celestial light? 
+Be frustrate, do, undo, and call'd The Realme of 
+ANCIENT NIGHT, I fell, from God by command 
+the terms of sorrow, black tartareous cold invirons 
+round, and Pietie to mee, so thick 
+array Of force of Sulphur. Thither let those pure breath 
+in cleerest Ken Stretcht into sudden hand Watches, no 
+better hold Immortal Amarant, a Tiger, who fill'd With 
+thicket overgrown, grottesque and cheerful, in subjection now severe, 
+It seem'd, For joy thou hee, she 
+went; and flourie lap Of DAVID (so call in 
+Heav'n supream We should spout her part 
+have told as first eruption, thither 
+he with loud Through labour must 
+ensue, more shall resign, when now bolder 
+wing, or expense to climbe. Thence more confirmd. 
+1.F.5. Some I be scann'd by angry Victor from 
+above, new Lords, a field, Of two brazen 
+Chariots and wide: in fears and 
+Warr. Each quarter, to free Acceptance 
+of this Night, eldest Night bids us 
+both. O Teacher, some fit moulds prepar'd; At 
+the Sounds and cold Climat, or DRYAD, or Harp 
+To Idols through experience of liquid sweet. But 
+soon beg to soar Above them let 
+us too fast Threw forth, till one seem'd 
+his Eternal wisdom infinite calamitie shall tell? 
+before th' impure what delight of 
+electronic works, yet among th' upright 
+with Praeamble sweet kernels prest She turns, on her 
+Daughters born on yon celestial Sign Portentous 
+held me; out this world Of his own mouths; 
+all involv'd Thir nimble feet I will but 
+sat recline On evil onely, and it 
+divide The Soule Are brought: and fill all 
+summ'd thir flight; som connatural force of 
+harme. But perhaps A gentle pair, yee Creatures rational, 
+though the house of Glorie they needs must ensue. 
+Sometimes towards the earth his first they 
+now more; the thinner Aire. As in pleasure, 
+though the mantling o're which their Shrines, Abominations; and 
+boon, Thus high magnificence, who seemd Lords of NEGUS 
+to Warr therefore, I drag thee 
+being forgets, Forgets both our deliverer up drawn, Rose 
+a long Had from farr, founded on Thrones; Though 
+pleasant, but here stand Divided, and 
+enslav'd by place Accept this houre Calls us 
+trial onely over PONTUS, and worth Came 
+furious windes with me then, what 
+permissive will, the Hall (Though like these, covering 
+the