Robo poem for 2023-11-14
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There sit incarnate, here thou seest, What force
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Powerful perswaders, quick'nd appetite, Though Heav'n appeerd Bending
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to sense Then feed Air, the Books
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of Drums and fall Hee from
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men on JOVE, BRIARIOS or using and Beast: when
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time was, when least had formd, For
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one Man finally be his swift
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flouds: as Princes, Potentates, Warriers, the Waves be
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lost shape, That run Perpetual Fountain
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flow'd, Thou surely hadst in narrow space
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was askt. The Libbard, and therein live, Though by fulfilling
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that he from forage drives to pervert that
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destind aim. But bid What choice to identify,
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do all living Souls, ye Gods,
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and opprest and Dreams have ordain'd
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it, give Light Cloth'd with almost
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immense, and opprest and willing feet On his part;
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but that may light; when the flowing Gold
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compos'd and call'd RAPHAEL, the safe
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shore When the hands so much the
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fee of Angels may copy and spotless
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innocence. So farr at our woe, With mortal
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tast Brought her self, no EDEN long succession must
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end? Can make the gracious was partial, but Life Augmented,
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op'nd from mans behalf Patron or TYPHON, whom now
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gentle penetration, though mute; Unskilful with revenge: cruel
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warres, Wasting the Royal seat of rage more precious
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beams Then much less. How cam'st thou
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Serpent, whom th' obdured brest With loudest vehemence:
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thither or Den; Sporting the Foundation
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was absent, and AUTUMN thwarts the Sons
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Came ASTORETH, whom we send, The pleasant veine
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Stood thick entwin'd, As high was craggie cliff, that
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tun'd her Cataracts of a black
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tartareous cold invirons round, Whereon a
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fairer to eternal course, till dewie sleep can
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prevent, Foretold so acceptable, so on every part,
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Go therfore mighty Cherubim; yea, often plac'd in doubt. Lives
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ther who live as struck'n mute, to mortal
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snare; for whose hairie sides round Thick-rammd, at command,
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ere the Threatner, look summs all assaults Their
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Seats long Perplex'd the mouth Cast forth he spies, Veild
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in Heav'n in circuit meets A herd of
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Hell One step no middle Tree that end,
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And me for who live moderate, till wandring flight
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precipitant, and adore me already infinite;
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And to submit or CASBEEN. So sung Omnipotent,
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Immutable, Immortal, Infinite, Eternal Providence, And utter
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loss of manifold delights: But thir
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substance be sure, In Nature to soar Above
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the Starr Of Deitie supream, us down
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amaine By tincture or impulse or
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morrows next behind, Whose dwelling place appointed,
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each dayes of som Plume, that
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never pass'd, and knows His final
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Battel on Bitnet (Judy now reignes Full
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Orb'd the terms too long, Rage
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prompted them several charge, Flown to Allarme, Though comfortless,
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as once more violent, when to no excess
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of pure of UTHERS Son foreseeing
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spake. Why should abhorre. Lead then, Warr had
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And fell Before him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels ascending and
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weltring by love, though under me thy works, Or
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if SION also to unhoord the
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Ford To let me returns Day, as
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friend with voice but returns him with
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transcendent brightnes didst inspire That reaches blame, but suddenly
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with uplifted Spear Of SATAN, whose deare Short
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intermission none communicable in thick the Lord, and peaceful
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words and press'd her turn all
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her pale fear least of sorrow, black and
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Brother first taught In imitation of passion
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to all; but I am, And shelterd round, a
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place, Perpetual Circle, multiform; and ASPHALTUS yeilded light
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turnd I lowly down to perfet gift, and condemns
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to know, and filth Which gives Heroic Race
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bin Enamour'd at greatest part religious Rites Mysterious of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where each hollow
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Deep malice serv'd but all things so wish'd the
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Streets of him, plung'd in Judgement to gaze.
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I rue the earth a Sea.
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Others apart sat mute, to do what
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befell in fears and though joynd
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In sad choice and involve, done this, and enterd
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in, and regain the days work,
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the Bullion dross: A happy state he our
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room of anyone anywhere at all; needs
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must lie encampt, come short, Supream
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of Sulphur. Thither by degrees magnificent Up
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led thee being? Yet why delayes His thoughts,
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and occasiond, or sought; for sight, when great
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purpose to whom? to seek Deliverance for
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the God declares his Peers: attention held His trust
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themselves Abhor to meet thy folly, and
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superiour Fiend Saw undelighted all on Bitnet
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(Judy now tost And out of Heaven, There
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was flown, was driv'n out of
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Gold, Or Wonders move Embattelld; when vapors
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fir'd Impress the Almightie's aide, I call, though this
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high Walls Of happiness: yet from Eternitie,
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dwelt then his other half: with these
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with God excuse to use, obscure Detain from
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cruel Serpent: him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels
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turne ascanse The PERSIAN in her waite, As
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mockt with hideous fall of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where ROME was cleard, and tedious pomp that
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may copy upon his MESSIAH. On
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evil dayes, if for see her
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field: add Faith, Love, Vertue and with
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a Sea Tost up with pride, and ample rode, whose
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stol'n Fruit be judg'd and round, With
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Incense, I tend. Produced by me,
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will Interpreter through experience of AIALON, Till
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Pride Waiting revenge: cruel expectation. Yet live savage, in
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Glory extinct, and wee to and LIBYAN JOVE, or
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art; enormous bliss. Scepter of JORDANS flood
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To mortal combat or using or Faerie Elves, Whose waves
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orethrew BUSIRIS and darkness and proofread public
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peace, Yet ever sunk before us, Without Copartner?
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so pleasant, his perverted EVE, easily outdone By
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violence, no, let Reigne, One man, Assassin-like
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had fixt Laws of liquid fire
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Had bred; then mistrust, but stood and
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say, What he dismiss'd them, is his, or don
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From skirt to wander here, though sorrowing, yet Regaind
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in Heav'n first-born, Or fansied so, By
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a copy it, and least on earth,
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which evil Be sure, shalt eat Against
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th' undying Worm, That Shepherd, who renounce
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Thir Bootie; scarce blown, Forth issu'd, brandishing his
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onely two Of SENNAAR, and bid cry
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Surround me, of russling wings. As Flesh
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of libertie, who shouldst not her Kings destroyd,
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Or Earth, Imports not, and grave, with
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favour; peace in it sprung, As
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many Throned Powers, them forth peculiar grace in hell
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Precedence, none, Created this less peal'd With
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mazie error under op'n stood, Yet more sweet,
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Nor long before scarse pleasant task enjoyn'd, but her thoughts
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come and soft'n stonie hearts desire. Whence heavie
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pace the night. That Son, but now
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with me becomes His vastness: Fleec't the Starrs
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lookt up unbound In counterview within him,
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if Spirit That slumberd, wakes the
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rest with me, all references to simplicitie Resigns her
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original crime makes a troubl'd thoughts, and
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Grey, with jocond Music charm his Peers: attention
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still direct, For thou on yon dreary
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Plain, forlorn and Pickaxe arm'd That ye forth In
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unitie defective, which both Eye the Rivers. That
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fought in Herb, before him now To set them breeding
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wings of Hell Captive maugre Hell, or Valley,
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Fountain, and untrod; All would full relation,
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which our afflicted Powers To mortal tast
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Brought Death her hath honour'd thee, when sleep
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Bred of God; I miss thee soft fires Will
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either sweet Grove The Roof was TYPED
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in PALESTINE, and brus'd Into my inbred enemie
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Forth issuing on thoughts, Vain wisdom all, as
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from Eternal house of glad precipitance, uprowld As this shape
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Starr Of choicest bosom'd smells Reservd from
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the Bullion dross: A Nation to thy
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fair Morning duly paid a colourd plume sprinkl'd
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with loss Irreparable; tearms of Sulphur. Thither let
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those that bad eminence; and chords was
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inwoven shade Laurel and render Hell More hands
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then returnd at www.gutenberg.net Which we may ease
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thy merit thine, shall come, and lust, till
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within Noise, other Worlds they threw,
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and woodie Mountain; whose swiftness Number sufficient to
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tell, With pleasant savourie pulp they prosper'd, bud
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and thence call'd. There rest, Wide wasting;
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such vertue and verdant Isles HESPEREAN sets,
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my Sons Conjur'd against which else
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Superiour and rare: thee lamenting learne, When
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ADAM of incorrupt Corrupted. I will
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grow: So God hath supprest in VALDARNO, to will,
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the Kid; Bears, Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold
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before us, his anger all these thoughts intent on
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Bitnet (Judy now sat on Bitnet (Judy now
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dreadful gloom, Which from thy gift possess her Cloudie
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covert guile, We warr, provok't; our Fall,
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False fugitive, and shame Of those
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bad Woman? Thus to impose: He held
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The Monster moving toward the Patriarch of
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joy Sole reigning holds the Angel HAILE Bestowd,
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the shaddow of God; I be
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clearly marked up, And should we ascend Up
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from Heav'n; With Jubilie advanc'd; and
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lyes the Master work, yet in Herb, Plant, but
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a vengeance and Maile. Nor serv'd but that shall
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his fierie gleame Of DEMOGORGON; Rumor next and
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licensed works What e're his faded
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bliss, Yet all deprav'd, Justice had Of
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Rebel Thrones, And happie Plains, Lowly they
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threw Into a scorn, Know none I
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visit: nor youthful dalliance had being, Those rare and
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Pietie to quit of heav'nly
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