Robo poem for 2020-10-20
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Let us naked left them, is most
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afflicts me, the Six days work in imitation of
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electronic works knowledge by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on IMAUS bred,
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Whose inward part Not less Man,
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sole Wonder, much odds, while Satan talking to aggravate
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His travell'd steps; farr my performance: What
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feign'd Or satiate fury yield it pregnant: What words
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his happiest knowledge might have besides, vaulted
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with jocond to strive, no outward libertie, who
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enclos'd From their part the assistance they reduc'd
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To vice industrious, but favour'd more Would
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highth began, and ILIUM, on Bitnet (Judy
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now Not without Love hath drivn
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out of Armies thou by so good, And
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why In Heav'n, And ACCARON and
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suffering death, or more Worlds, Into his speed gave
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a green bank, to enquire: above his seat of Myrtles,
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on a savorie odour blow'n, Grateful vicissitude, like ripe
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for ever know must ensue. Sometimes towards
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the sov'ran Architect had I obey But
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know Of human left large for Heav'n from
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the praise Forget, nor suffer my Guide was
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th' offended taste No ground Bore him
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begotten Son, why come Out of God
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they guessd him behold was shee
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and valley rings. O Hell! what eyes what
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the battel when man fell, how chang'd His
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bursting forth once as he must be
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at gaze the baser fire and betraid Him
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the Son, who shall fulfill His single hast
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combin'd; Much less can comprehend Thir ruine! Hence
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fills and distributing Project Gutenberg is low
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Reverence don, but down Warring in Orb: Alreadie by
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whose Reason on us forbidden, it were terms
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of peace confound. Together both together perish rather,
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swallowd up springing light On what
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Name, Sea of retreat, Nor those indulgent
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Laws to soar Above th' ensanguind Field he
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tasted; mee onely like which EVE the
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Glorious Enterprize, Joynd with her shaddowie
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Cone Half spi'd, so swift pursuers from atchieving
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what best witness all imbroild, And
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ADAM bowd His brooding on main Abyss And
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reconcilement; wrauth or can finde, Found unsuspected way. There
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to soar Above all feavorous kinds, and her spirits
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warme, Temper or Kine, Or Pilot of revenge;
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But fall'n he bid haste She
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crushes, inoffensive pace that Set and Omnipotent to soar Above
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his visual ray To their hideous ruine and
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taste thy Song Henceforth, and considerate Pride Had
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entertaind, as in spacious wound shall his flight
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Aloft, incumbent on Thy lingring, or heel: not I:
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if that possesse Earth, with a copy, or heav'd
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his Train; there ye be mine, Neither
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her haire; Two of thee, dim thine
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anger fall; And saw her glowd, oft In his fate
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In these livid flames Casts pale fear least of prospect
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of Night comes That bring them
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every leaf, that life-giving Plant, said is
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accessed, displayed, performed, viewed, copied or once amidst the
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Pole. O Sole pledge Of GANGES
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or asleep, Shot down Return fair it possible to
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side Incenc't with wings With Horse and hurried
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him disfigur'd, more pleasant seemd. Each hour stood devout.
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To expiate his will be But mortal men, Sad
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instrument to human pair That Glorie
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shon, Majestick though the fee for open
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Warr, Nor shalt eat Against our native suttletie Proceeding,
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which follows dignity, might concern him, life dies,
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death to impose: He stayd not known vertue
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even to check Fruitless imbraces: or som cursed World
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besides? Who seekes To mortal men,
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Sad resolution from Eternal Providence, And ye low
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whom the broad circumference Hung high magnificence,
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who renounce Thir nimble feet Hasting
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this agreement, the Bower More glorious
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dost prefer Before him boast Thir
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proudest persecuters: for flight, Mangl'd with
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submiss approach Darkness must ensue, more With winged Spirits, traind
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up with new haunt Cleer Victory, to
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my side which alone first or adverse: so dread
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of dim thine owne. Because thou injoinst me, or
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appearing on by what eyes what Land, sideral
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blast, Vapour, and unfoulding bright consummate
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floure Spirits immortal Fruits? Fall'n Cherube, to
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Death be well: but curses on His
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odious offrings, and Michael Hart, the justling Rocks:
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Or serve The bent On ADAM, freely give;
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Hell Gates there He never from ORANTES to
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what resolution from farr, That farr som
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relief of change. He lights, if ye
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see What fury all prodigious things, ev'n
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in procinct, and therein plac't A
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Son, to Hell, then Heav'n permits, nor withstood
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them forth peculiar Graces; then seem'd A mind By
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what Abyss Wide waving, all a steep wilderness,
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whose bright surface Of TARTARUS, which God spake, and
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proud return With stubborn patience as in PALESTINE,
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and imbrute, That one place, and casts to
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admiration, and Thrones and aspiring To
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mortal tast Brought forth were these other
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Worlds, and longing eye; Nor streit'ning Vale,
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nor Air, if his revolt, but that seem'd Woman
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to shut all What inward freedom? In song
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was great) Hovering on excursion we do
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I conceale. This Woman whom This eBook is low raise
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and therein plant A World at Altars, when the
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slumber, on Man; is thine; For Spirits
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immortal EVE, For high renown; For
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well ended weeping, and him bound. Thou wilt not
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safe. Assemble thou findst Attractive, human, rational, though plenteous, as
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creation was? rememberst thou may'st repent,
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and blaines must cease we may
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bleed, And writh'd him live with necessitie,
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Not here, driv'n from Death; ye Sons Call EL
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DORADO: but rackt with pride, and
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Mankinde; I shun, And now his merits but
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double terror: On bold adventure then alone, As
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joyn'd Of missive ruin; part in PALESTINE, and
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years, then alone, And sweeter thy deserted
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host of this to drive them let us
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forth, th' HORIZON; then springs as is most
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High, If rightly nam'd, but peace recoverd sad.
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Evil into our woe, Sinne and kills thir looks,
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the Armoury of Spirits be renamed. These
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disobedient; sore Thir march forlorn, th'
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advantage gaine. What in Arms? yet don;
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Man hath Hell at last To visit how
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in Saphir Throne, which thus much advanc't, Came
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shadowing, and superfluous begin Your wearied hath don Invincibly;
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but peace assur'd, And ACCARON and each, how
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they all, receives him burnes, Though hard With cause to
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either end and worthiest to cast
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Ominous conjecture on yon boyling cells prepar'd, That
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practisd falshood under thee so, that
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gently rais'd me drawn, Rose like
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which human ofspring, sole Wonder, much advanc't,
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We brush mellifluous Dewes, and fearless,
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nor shall stand. For his resolution from
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other, as glowing Iron Gates, And stumbl'd many,
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who appointed work or change, Where Satan first appeering kenns
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A gulf can Man Thy daughter and Dale
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of thee: Retire, or worse, Here
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shalt goe, nor those Giants came thir Feet,
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when on mans destruction, maugre Hell, nor with
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dishonour lurks, Safest and dangers, heard remote.
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Towards him disfigur'd, more dread the left, in ruin:
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sage he oppos'd; and bid his seat your
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spacious Heav'n, Enlightner of electronic works Created pure. But
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he will By Sin to share
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with adverse power Or shall hear in
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PALESTINE, and pleasure situate in mortal or
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Faerie Elves, Whose liquid fire; If that
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brightest shine. Fall'n Cherube, and benigne, Giver
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of seeming pure, accustomd hour No spot like
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POMONA'S Arbour smil'd With Diadem and
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worth thy secresie although alone, to CERES all truth,
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too light imparts to soar Above them to
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tell Of immortalitie. So Heav'nly instructer, I rue the fishie
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fume, That Golden Cloud He who aspires Beyond
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the Scepter then appeer'd The Womans seed
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Sow'n with verdant Gold, And manifold delights: But come,
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And to elude, thus securely him round self-rowl'd,
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His presence hid metallic Ore, The adversarie Serpent,
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and press'd her soft'nd Soile, for when
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meet with jealous leer maligne Ey'd them
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Lawns, or therein stand. For well
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ended they will, none accountable, preferring Hard liberty before each
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Band squared Regiment By change Those Notes to dance
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Led on her taste, Food not matchless, and faire
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EVE; Assaying by ORONTES, and Grandchild both, Through the full
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of Angels; and excite Fallacious hope, the use this
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happie State Put forth Triumphant through expectation stood a
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deadlier bruise, And various style The multitude
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With glistering Spires and ETERNAL NIGHT, I be mine,
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I fled, but in Child-bearing were they thought to
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enrage thee along Innumerable before him, longer pause
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Down from mightier JOVE His end
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Them in Heav'n arriv'd, both one view?
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he assayd, and Loves proper shape,
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So Death To all these his Temple,
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where those Circles as fast, With
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act won The western point, where EVE the ruful
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stream; With purpose to soar Above all assaults, And Planets,
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Planet-strook, real hunger, and therein live, all resistance lost,
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If so erroneous, thence Purge off ATLANTICK
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Seas Beyond this punctual spot, a Province wide into
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Nature of this be much less peal'd With singed
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bottom all her Husbands hand were it rag'd,
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in vaine, Under inhuman pains? Why
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ask ye, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from
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darkness bound. Thou art bound; EVE, thy folly,
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and therein set the Citie and call'd him
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out of life Of
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