Robo poem for 2021-11-18
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Whence Haile wedded Love, Illustrious on high: from SYRIAN
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mode, whereon were they rag'd Against
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temptation: thou hat'st, I forewarn thee,
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and call'd Satan, with vain plumb down As
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we need from the Spirits in him this
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subject for Fate, Fixt Fate, free they chose
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his beams Of Wiles, More terrible
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as may arise On this question askt Puts on
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her every kind, that gently mov'd on mee
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argues as farr off, and Charioter lay
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these, these two and eate; whereat their liveliest pledge
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Of triumph, to offend, discount'nanc't both, his
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indignation: through hazard more, A Globe whose fall
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By me, so suffice his heel; His
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Trumpet, heard no influence on golden Chain To interrupt, side-long
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as live by experience of old,
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Surer to dare The onely Rancor and add Faith,
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not farr deceav'd; thy reward was
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seen; his Friends, why In future we procure not
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worst, Thus Satan involv'd In which impli'd Subjection, but
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favour'd more Would not worst, Thus drooping, or conceal'd,
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Which then silent hours, till wandring ore the
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rebel Host, rode Triumphant through experience
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of anyone in Heav'n URANIA, by Moon, as
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ere Death comes That ore the Image
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of CHAOS, Ancestors of receiving it, and joy encreas'd.
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Long hee To mortal foe, Though for inferior
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Orbs, Or as mee. They dreaded through
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unquiet rest: through expectation stood unmov'd thus MAMMON led
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him who loves imbraces met, ADAM faultring speech he spreads
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for the fee for copies of these
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A numerous Brigad hasten'd. As we must light,
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When to taste? Forbid who forbids he abides,
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Transfus'd on IMAUS bred, Whose failing, meets A
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mightie Angels held At thir glittering Tents
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behold him, that tun'd her guide she hasted,
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and luxurie. Th' associates and dischargd;
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what compare? Is as you for proof enough such bethink
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them, when her Heav'nly Quire stood There to
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manifest the CASPIAN, then justly then
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befall'n, And practis'd distances to dewy
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Eve, A Beavie of evils; of
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Gods. BELIAL came as you can harbour none, None
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seconded, as since, but endevord with thundrous Clouds were
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interpos'd, Or satiate fury O thou tellst Hath lost
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All these soft delicious Vines, And ACCARON and stedfast Empyrean
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shook his Angels prevalent Encamping, plac'd Within
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them Gods Eternal Splendors flung For
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those male, These Gates Pourd out huge extent somtimes, with
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wondrous power can wee in overmuch to submit or
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action markt: about me laid me already lost, I
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travel this essential, happier state by String or
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CAPITOLINE was good, why did not Excellence: the Gates; three
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sev'ral wayes to man, By nature breeds,
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Perverse, all temptation then, pursu'd (though
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more, is most averse, thee claim in him due
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by fiery Steeds. The Calf in thine
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By Nature faild speech and SILOA'S Brook that brightest
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shine. What in narrow search of LUZ,
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Dreaming by som message high advanc'd, Standards, and with
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thundrous Clouds will be right: fardest from
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BENGALA, or guile Stird up here observd His Lithe
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Proboscis; close Thy lingring, or Garden-Plot more bold entrance up
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I will hardly dare, Or Altar smoak'd; yet shon,
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Truth, that ever firm As we find No inconvenient
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Diet, nor Shore, nor withstood them blaz'd Aloft
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by me, all truth, or reviling; wee to
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her so, By my side under
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a Rampart. MAMMON led To fortifie thus cropt,
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Forbidd'n here, as next himself can receave no middle
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pair More grateful, to Die; How
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much less. How Nature multiplies Her bearded
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Grove The Planet guilds with almost no cloud
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Of mine Eyes, she turnd, and passion
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not, Wherein true vertu void; Who all assaults
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Their surest signal, they made gay Legions under water
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flies All incorruptible would soon and your Eyes the
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buxom Air, His proud Crest Sat like deeds
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deservd no memorial, blotted out huge of humane reach
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The smell diffus'd. To mortal snare; for unjust, to submit
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or in Heav'n From center to hear. His
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Armie, circumfus'd on Bitnet (Judy now with calumnious Art
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could revolt, yet from like grief behold,
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Into th' offended taste to execute their
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part sheep-walks and beat'n way lights
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His best Deserve the praise In Gods live again
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His famine should enthrall to move;
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Each on IMAUS bred, Whose waves orethrew BUSIRIS and
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shame To flight, and Nitrous Foame They looking down,
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The suburb of earthly fruits to all; but that
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possesse Earth, till her part; but soon his Brethren,
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men of monstrous shapes and eyes with
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grasped arm's Clash'd on Bitnet (Judy
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now True appetite, Though chang'd Into th'
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adopted Clusters, to see the baser fire had much
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thir sweet returne. But O Prince, O welcom
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hour No detriment need With earths hallowd mould,
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and somwhere nigh The Serpent, thy
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Brest, (what could such love, and
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Scouts each Beast and had intrencht, and thinner
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Aire. As present, past, to heare
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new wak't from the trademark as Gods, into
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fraud is a bloody Fray; With me
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thy overpraising leaves and warme, Temper or Fish and
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somwhere nigh unheard, that rape begot These
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changes oft Frequented thir kindes, in despair, to
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know, and AMPHISBAENA dire, CERASTES hornd, HYDRUS, and
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laughs the Full to goe, nor end
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Still urges, and tell how spred All
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seasons and Front and dying to soar Above
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th' Artick Sky, and pain, Insulting Angel, this
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work. You may reign for he also who have
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thought?) escap'd The brandisht Sword of Heav'ns fugitives,
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and shame beneath his praise The other Decrees
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Against th' Arch-Enemy, And various Spirit of fears and
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taste and as in ASPRAMONT or have fear'd,
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By pleasure, but that seem At Loopholes cut
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sheere, nor these receave them fell, As stood A mind
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Of hideous ruine and infinite That open when,
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and Feminine, Her Virgin of bright the
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sound Th' ascending rides Audacious, but a pleasing seemd,
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In triumph and stray'd so Fate and Leaders thither
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or Heaven: Thither, if ever, then, as bound
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us? this or Office is undefil'd
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and flourie herb I now appeer'd, Girt with
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lonely steps On what resolution rais'd me
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once, now gross Bands, On this Oracle, then
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Birthright Son who faild; Freely put two
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broad smooth the Foundation, the Visions of
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men of heav'nly Soules had cast him
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slope their defence who denies To undergo
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eternal Regions: how last and with crescent
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Horns; To mortal tast Brought forth
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peculiar Graces; then at large Into a cloudy
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Chair ascending pile Stood on speed, though Thron'd
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inaccessible, his Sea that most through veins
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of Pomp and interrupt the just equalitie
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perhaps will is committed and render all Her
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sacred influence on us, his memorie,
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as AMAZONIAN Targe, And bears To
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know that livd, Attendant on himself he hath
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rebelld Against such bold words the
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Mercie-seat above the mouth Cast out of seeming pure,
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Instruct me, the suttle Art, Concocted and Gold: So
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without end; this honour to end Thou at
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Midnight Bal, Or satiate fury yield it away or
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Years damp horror and sublime, and woodie Theatre
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Of fiery Gulfe Confounded though undismaid: long ere
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he feignd; Under thir fill all waste Eternal
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Father, to descend now learn What it light OREAD
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or taste and peaceful Counsels, and
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Peace, now reignes Full Counsel must
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with wandring Gods that implies not solicit
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donations to soar Above them to right thou
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thy Womb as come unsought. Wouldst thou also; at
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thy last Endless, and follow me, the Cherube,
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to dewy Eve, A stream Of day-spring,
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and secur'd Long after, now were
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Land of TANTALUS. Thus was fill'd Immeasurably,
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all by right of Supper Fruits
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which instantly fell flat, and wine. Witness
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the vast Sublunar Vault, And trust thee Receive
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thy Life. Nor in Spirit livd, Attendant
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on Man shall thee not; so with ambitious to
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dwell: By which my day yet much blood, to
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mee deserves No where there to Hell, Which
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to transact with augmented paine. Far round the Dorian
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mood Of Mankind they keep her Eye,
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In utter loss Lye thus BELIAL came Attended: all things
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To adore And Planets, Planet-strook, real
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hunger, and woodie Theatre Of force hath in orderly
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array Of natures works, but such united force
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is Sovran voice, unchang'd To intercept thy will be judg'd
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us, though but only sign That is, and when
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Millions of anyone anywhere at whose Conduct MICHAEL
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smote, and beguil'd, by wondrous birth: Be meant, nor
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somtimes in SITTIM on som connatural force of
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Ornament, in GIBEON stand, The open Front and
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Goddess-like demeanour seems a famous Realme it from without,
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to soar Above th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus grew
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ten fold More destroy'd then his rash hand seemd
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Lords declar'd the Name Shall breath that
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temperate Clime; else free His fixed Anchor in wait;
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beyond abstain But far renown'd, Th' Assembly, as
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in Glory crownd, With ravishment The Cherubim In
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them on, To found The fee for
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free will, foreknowledge absolute, And Hyacinth, Earths
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Lord, to receive Thir earnest so acceptable, so lovely
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fair and Goats, they prescrib'd, to please
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Can sort, So cheard he enlarg'd Even to
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wander here, till SATAN, that warr'd on
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