Robo poem for 2022-02-16
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Thir downie Gold Empyreal, from the broad
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smooth watry Plain, forlorn and with wings outspread Dove-like
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satst brooding on Bitnet (Judy now exhal'd,
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and beheld a Rock Over the goodliest Trees Climbing,
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sat A numerous servitude; Not of fears and fill'd
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With first appeering kenns A glimmering of warring Angels
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disarraid. Back to learn By this advantage then his
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Church lewd Fell not, and entertain her
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call, Then at Altars, when he
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above all involv'd With Tresses discompos'd, and call'd a shooting
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Starr Of tenfold Adamant, his Eye
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of Night, And o're hil, o're the roofe
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Of DAPHNE by Limb Sutable grace Attends thee, and
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bid What could I absolve: all highth,
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Stood rankt in Heav'n so lov'd, thy aspiring To
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noble stroke Both God ordaind; Out
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of anyone in VALDARNO, to detaine
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thee along Innumerable force resistless way, nor known Th' ascent
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Accessible from OEALIA Crown'd With Flowers, Our minds and
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huge; in VALDARNO, to reascend, Though hard by
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thee more, She was taught, Ransack'd the
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vast Abyss Wide Anarchie of Sacred silence holy
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Rest Through the gather'd now voutsaf't, other
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able, and peaceful Counsels, and go, Going into the
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flowing Gold The space was in bigness to
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Project Gutenberg is excelld by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on me thy youngest Son
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so farr. So strange Thou hast seen A crew to
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cast Signs of scorne, not lost;
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the dust and smoak: Such trouble Holy
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Memorials, acts of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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stood In procreation common else. By center, or
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not; there plac't, but follow thee, Heav'nly touch whereby
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they owe; when he also went a horrid
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crew involv'd With shuddring horror pale,
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and despair Thus said. Native Element: Least Heav'n
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receiv'd us out-cast, exil'd, his Peers: attention still
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serves His swift pursuers from the
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Poole MAEOTIS, up beyond this mighty wings
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outspread Dove-like satst brooding on either Sex assume, or
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flie is provided that breath'd The hollow Cube Training
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his foreknowing can this can will
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send, The Bond of EDEN, now (Certain to
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do thine. Again, God will Supream, And various
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fruits of Majestie seemd in fears and ASPHALTUS
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yeilded light the riches of joy Bright'ns
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his restless thoughts, that here stand in these erect
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Our first begins His faithful, now
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ope thine and laughs the Hills to bruise Expect
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to rase Som dreadful gloom, Which
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to soar Above them thence conceiving & them as
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many Throned Powers, Hear all assaults Their surest
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signal, they fell flat, and ANCIENT NIGHT, I drag
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him due alike To their way. There
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the Anarch old Arming to disparage
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and nature breeds, Perverse, all Farr separate,
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circling fire, His place Left them forth Infinite
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goodness, grace not worst, Thus said. Native Soile, for
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th' affaires of light, but he spake. Why comes
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invited by fraud, though joynd In his Zeal of
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brightest Seraphim inclos'd With fair Fruit Divine, Sapience
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and posture have drencht her self canst redeeme, Thir
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fight, In close the terms of woe; Whatever sleights
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none sure will be offer'd, he drew
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on, methought, Could merit more might have despis'd,
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And opportune excursion we lose the darksom passage down thir
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pietie feign'd Or dreams he bowd His Nostril
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wide His Adamantine Chains and solemn
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then if he Lordly sits Grim DEATH my side
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tempestuous fire, He scours the gorgeous
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East with a grateful mind of Hell prescrib'd; So
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spake th' Artick Sky, and Saviour
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of infant blood, to lead on Bitnet
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(Judy now severe, Imput'st thou sawst so Fate
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Meant mee, by break our spoils: What wee,
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To vice industrious, but malice; lifted up the
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Beginning how blows the deep thoughts; & Gold, part
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sinister from Heav'n Shall them all eare
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less perhaps Designing or unkindly mixt,
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Dissolvd on high: from men and should
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be despaird. He look'd, & to little, though hid
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Tunes her in Heav'n receiv'd us falling,
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and laughs the length into such appear'd Obscure som
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suppos'd with smoak, all unawares Fluttring his Children
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thou what highth of that oft His equals,
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if ever, bountie of anyone anywhere at Noon
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hast part, and odious offrings, and chief delight
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Beyond th' inviolable Saints In amorous descant sung;
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Silence accompanied, for prey, Alone, for neither breath her
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watry Plain, then brings forth, th' utmost ire? which
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both Thou and shame beneath Th' originals of sorrow,
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doleful shades, where hee sat devising Death is, after wretched
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Life Still luminous inferior Orbs, Or much
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converse Induc'd me. As one fling Of LIBRA
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to wander with sinuous trace; not temptation
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to heare Of Wiles, More wise,
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And starrie Host, Easing thir being? Yet
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happie trial choose Thir corners, when fatal Tree Down
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cast lascivious Eyes, and call'd Seas: And
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hourly conceiv'd A shout Loud as that rape begot
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These Adamantine Chains in some praise
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his Image, head or remove; but meaner
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thoughts and laughs the wayes to Branch to Earth
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conspicuous count'nance, without least recover'd, hath joynd In measure found;
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So spake th' adopted Clusters, to SENIR, that
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Forbidden Tree, whose broad circumference Hung on
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mischief, or intermission none thence weak. Is Pietie to
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AEGYPT, there onely Son; On ADAM, by tract Of
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heavenly Grace: and Heav'nly vision beatific: by me, of Hell,
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Though standing fight, yet have offended. Fall'n
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Cherube, to soar Above th' invisible
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Glory abounds, Therefore so main to abide that
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smooth rin'd, or flew Of us make
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All these magnific Titles now beholds
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Cherube and gently mov'd on Bitnet (Judy now
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meetst the rest; Man And renders us eclipst
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under ground whence to that Forbidden
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Tree, If Earth onely Son; If true, If mettal,
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part have reveal'd Divine compassion visibly
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appeerd, or message high magnificence, who serve,
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That Man in warlike Parade, When
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GABRIEL spying, thus returnd: URIEL, gliding through strait,
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rough, dense, or false Philosophie: Yet
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ever to submit or not? som false and
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all these Heav'ns pavement, trod'n Gold, His eyes
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of sorrow, black tartareous cold invirons round, not
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back to all; needs remove him perplext,
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where Vertue fails, or slow, Yet dreadful
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and wide: in other sort by
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morrow dawning I call, But follow
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thee, this happie though peirc'd so
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from Eternitie, for on JOVE, BRIARIOS or Chance,
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or beneath. This glorious and gay, Ye shall ensue,
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Shee fair, one Guilt, one shall die.
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How beauty is low As one Faith Working through
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experience taught To civil Game To work Of PHILISTEAN
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DALILAH, and fierie glare, Then Crown'd With fixed Anchor
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in narrow limits, to SATAN done all
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sides round Environ'd wins his tongue Of wisdom; hope
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excluded thus, ADAM, soon discerns, and spred
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Both him live content, hath shed down
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To serve thee, shun His own gifts, and all
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Sun-shine, as bound the Giant brood Of utmost ARNON.
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Nor stop th' expanse of Heav'ns Sons
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Conjur'd against them, wearied hath presented This
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and surrounding Fires; Till, as chief; among th' event,
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when all past Of hazard all one; how
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came URIEL, one Soul hath much revolving, thus double-form'd,
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and riot, feast and Grooms besmeard with
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beaked prow Rode Like a craggy Bay
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After short pause Down right into this
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unvoyageable Gulf from the Field. Him
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first tending, when to occur: (a) distribution of
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so despis'd? Or to seek Som dreadful and us
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Within the heat from Eternitie, dwelt then
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should most irregular they hold; so ordains: this
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days work, the Air his onely two christal
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walls, Aw'd by HERMES, she sat
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retir'd Each in narrow space was that at
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will be beheld Beautie, which else
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according to be strong. Fall'n Cherube, and said, Why
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is miserable pain Through wood, through
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love, Which else dismai'd. Now from knowing
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ill, for he stears his shape they mix,
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Union or sollid Rock Ran purple
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wings, up with grasped arm's Clash'd
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on Bitnet (Judy now SATAN, and
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Twilight gray Had been achiev'd, whereof so on IMAUS
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bred, Whose annual wound Receive, no vaile
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Shee as that brightest shine. If true, here observd
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His daring foe, Though numberless, to correspond with me
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transgressour, who reigns Monarch in fears and with me
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are dust, and rare: thee combin'd In
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th' anointed King; And EDEN which ready stood, And
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Spirits, O welcom hour stood like both for speed
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of Heaven, Where now has a row of
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Warr, since borne With dreadful deeds worse abhorr'd. SATAN done
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Before all prodigious things, and Fate,
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Fixt Fate, So sudden op'n flie pain, had'st
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thou beget Like cumbrous flesh; but thou like an individual
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solace and labour will be reveald. This
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glorious works, nor walk round illumin'd hell: highly
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those graceful and shame To none could
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wind Swayes them; wilt bring Taste this, or Faerie
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Elves, Whose higher Argument I cannot give; Hell
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With Frie innumerable Of dawning Hills (For Time, though
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free choice, With Honey stor'd: the fear I pursue
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Vain Warr so fulfill, To mortal passage broad, And
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calculate the Chrystal Battlements: from one Man
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his purposd prey. He led him
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receav'd, Where no change, all Minims of power had
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need that Tree had filld Th'
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Assessor of life; he
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