Robo poem for 2020-11-25
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Creating the shock Of others, and steep Of
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Gods latest Image: I will lend, Though not
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you for once past, Man fall'n. Yet
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half lost, from pain is low Down right against
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so long shall his fall By
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none, None shall cause to declare unfeign'd Union or
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heav'd his wakeful Foe, Who first smiles
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from mans offence To overcome but God voutsafes
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To have drencht her haire; Two potent Rod
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to do thine. Nor serv'd it seem'd, For since
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by nature, will Pronounc'd among men He brings, and by
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an Apple; he perceav'd, warr in Heav'n
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Such applause was seen far whose well being
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Threatens him, that strife with wonder now
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appeer'd, Presence Divine. Rejoycing, but stand On
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LEMNOS th' Abysse Long under the Sun: His
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Armie, circumfus'd on Bitnet (Judy now has a physical medium
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on by some Island, oft, they a keen
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dispatch Of Heav'n, a share with me
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mine eyes more wrath; for Heav'n rung HOSANNA
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to simplicitie Resigns her rosie red, sharpning
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in Glory crownd, With borders long is
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its original lapse, true allegiance, constant Lamp, and URIEL
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once dead in Hell: Better abode, those
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graceful Innocence, of Hell Fear to gaze
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admiring: Oft in her made one from pain Implacable, and
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die, Rowling on Thrones; Though last Words alone they
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towards Heav'n in mirth, and oppos'd In
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thy Power Creation first, who serve, where
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peace And heav'nly Records of knowledg could ever shut. Mean
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while now severe, our stay In ancient TARSUS held,
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Even Sups with BRITISH and circling row of happiness and
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Land be sure, and strook With vows, as
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Argument Remaines, sufficient to shame Cast forth From all
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impediment; Instant without his doom: he suppos'd, Invisible else
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though grim and Saviour of Starrs, And sunk
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a King, though SPRING and his place, and Man, Internal
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Man, & worthy well his restless
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thoughts, from men wont to Men
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with Gordian twine His journies end heer unborn. Why
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satst brooding on by collision of works: therefore also
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he fulfill His Iron Globes, Earth God Made visible, th'
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applause Through the strife Was known as by
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Batterie, Scale, and thy word which both Thou
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at thir fatall hands so faire, but SATAN except,
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Created mute all hue, and overlay With HALLELUIAHS:
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Thus said, a spacious ground, in PALESTINE, and ILIUM,
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on warr appears Wag'd in DAN,
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Lik'ning his head of thee: Retire, or
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wanton ringlets wav'd thir course; Directed, no
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power left from within 30 days work, in
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ADAMS Son. As Man may mitigate thir Author and
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with me ill, for high state law.
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The luminous inferior Orbs, Or Earth, Made horrid
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Arms And ore the ETHIOP Line From
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vertue, whom they stood Thy disobedience. Well known
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in Child-bearing were terms from thee being Who
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from the mortal dint, Save what ere dim thine
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To undergo eternal Warr can relate, Erring; for
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life In Entrailes, Heart Omniscient, hath
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Man as when call'd EGYPT, divided into Glorie and
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thrice happie trial what higher Argument Remaines, sufficient
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to cherish Our wonted signal, they prosper'd, bud and
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distribution of Earth now no restrictions whatsoever. You
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may copy it, as henceforth most Endeavour Peace: thir
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resplendent locks distill'd Ambrosia; on Bitnet
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(Judy now retir'd to this agreement for I
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reduce: All space, till her entrails, that they
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part sinister from despare. 1.E.9. If counsels
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from Heav'n arriv'd, Wafted by me loath to
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AEGYPTIAN THEB'S and th' Olympian Games or like
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which by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now
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Remains thee, As Man I see, and gates
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of wise, And level wing Tormented all Her former
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name of seeming pure, And THRASCIAS rend
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the faultring measure all, To find means of Warr,
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what punishment; Which he is, less
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eager, yet lest Dinner coole; when thou
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alwayes thee, adorn'd With hundreds and revenge
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though far as this had borne With reason
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not lost; Attonement for proof could endure; without measure
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found; So cheard he plyes, Undaunted to devour, immures us
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most, when BELLONA storms, With worship, place Repairing where EVE
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Got them as is miserable Beyond the
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Guards, awaiting who enclos'd With loudest vehemence: thither
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hast of heav'nly Spirits, yet beleeve,
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though legal works. See golden tiar Circl'd his Stepdame RHEA'S
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Son Fall circumvented thus MAMMON led The suburb
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of thee, What wee, somtimes Ascend to Die;
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How due! yet regular Then from
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SYRIAN ground, had rais'd They light
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Sent from the yoke Of heart-sick Agonie,
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all assaults Their surest signal, they needs ensue;
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for sight, when the fount of Waters:
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and Grey, with Tears such wherein appear'd
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in spacious Hall (Though like folly of anyone in
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Hill SATAN bowing lowly roof Showrd Roses, and
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ice, A Pillar of Knowledge, knowledge within them, th' obscene
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dread of Virgin Majestie seemd For want of
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anyone anywhere at need; And high Power I my peace,
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both our deliverer up the Devil with Heav'n,
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with Terrestrial Humor mixt Confus'dly, and surpriz'd.
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As MAMMON led his second thoughts, and call'd Seas: And
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flouring Odours, Cassia, Nard, and with Envy and Flours
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of sorrow, black tartareous cold OLYMPUS rul'd the Beginning
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how chang'd at Altars, when the mightiest quelld, the
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limits thou Against unpaind, impassive; from
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the Year Seasons return, and old
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Myriads though peirc'd so e're his head both heard
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thee too unequal work within the roving on Bitnet
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(Judy now Thy sweet austeer composure thus
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cropt, Forbidd'n here, though divinely wrought, Ascended, at one
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root, and dreadful? Thither full time see
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not performing end us; and Bar Of absolute Decree
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Or Altar to retain; they also tasted, yet
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unknown The spirit remains Invincible, and
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it envie, this Garden choicest bosom'd smells
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Reservd from EDEN strive; nor did eate. Fall'n Cherube,
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to warme Earths great World besides? Who forthwith the
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arch foe Contending, and thine; it be toilsom
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in PALESTINE, and Heav'n arriv'd, Wafted
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by confusion stand. For many more in
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tears, Though by Decree of Empyrean rung, The
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grosser feeds the Kid; Bears, Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold
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before th' incestuous Mother of smallest
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Dwarfs, in sight, With superstitions and beheld
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And join him MULCIBER; and Gessamin Rear'd
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in PALESTINE, and blazing with pride, and doubt
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distract His Trumpet, heard remote. Towards her,
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as farr deceav'd; thy dear and with sly
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assault; and swifter far, Me from
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Heav'n; or two brethren (those two
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massie Gold, when a sky. The vigilance here in
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vaine, Under the Person or creating hand Silence, and
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all prodigious joyning or woe: So fair Fruit, Whose
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Eye darted contagious Fire. Thither his Eye
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sublime Upon himself; horror Plum'd; nor let fall. I
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sprung, impossible to be severd, we suspense,
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Collected stood Unwearied, unobnoxious to submit or swimmes, And
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send along, ride forth, th' obdured
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brest With blandishment, each passion in squadron joind
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in best we know. While the shame that
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rape begot These lulld by restraint; what by
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violence of solid might erect and Hinde;
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Direct against Heav'ns now Of contumacie
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will ever? how here? This more detestable then
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Forsook them, if what praise Thir
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armor help'd thir light On duty, sleeping found deadly;
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he pass'd On Earth, Which uttering thus grew
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in Heav'n so vaine, Under what ever during Gates,
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And torment me loath to marriage with destruction
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doom'd. How much advanc't, Created this vessel can
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relate, Erring; for thou, Who but
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soon mov'd My Maker, be free; Yet that rape begot
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These then, as one bad no thought
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be not soon In sweet interchange Of charming
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symphonie they cannot live. Whence in Devotion, to theirs
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it just, my inbred enemie in me as
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in Triumph and therein plac't us for Heav'n
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move Thir Deities of great Axle, and all
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he sent from Eternal Empire, and divine or
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shame: Which uttering thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, it
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suffice his praise Rather admire; or prostituting,
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as then as some Island, oft, as
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Earth, not long before; nor Air,
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nor turnd the use of Pomp and
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race contend, And injury and with peccant
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Angels turne My Fancy to forget Those Notes
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to know, when to gaze; When God descended, and
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us try Conjecture, he turnd, but thee, Thy lingring,
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or possess A stream From standing
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fight, th' expulsion of taste of ill-joynd Sons
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Then such Foes right declar'd Absolute rule; and fast
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by, For in VALDARNO, to warme Earths Giant brood
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Of thickest Legions arm'd, Thir boasted Parents; TITAN Heav'ns That
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ever sunk before her faire EGYPTIAN Spouse. Much
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at mine ear one World Of evils, with hideous
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Peal: yet, when sins National interrupt
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his command Single, is derived from sleep
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Disturbd not, where eldest Night comes a distemper, gross
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to accept Alone the sense, Dazl'd and acceptance
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found, Holy, divine, His habit fit to prosper,
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and smoak: Such trouble brought, To visit men
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Cut off, and Grace, wherein remaind (For
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Time, though the Ages of Spirits is meet, and
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Seed is due, Dispenses Light Exhaling first
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sought Evil as perhaps more fierce, From Heav'n, is
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punish't; whence a while over Lands and rule
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by thee
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