Robo poem for 2022-02-28
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Great triumph and all assaults Their Altars by
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Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on the ground.
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But thir reward Of mankind Is this less be
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created first prov'd: But thir doings God
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ordains, God Most glorious, in procinct,
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and as Evening: Cover me once, now no friendly
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still, presumptuous, till more fierce, From thir utmost vigilance,
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And inward Faculties, which way faint! But
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such wherein no better can measure on Bitnet
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(Judy now SATAN, whom shall his way,
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till gently warms The evil Be but waxing
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more colour'd then brings them thir lateral
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noise, Hell leads to read thy
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Guide And works Not then be
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Here we procure not of anyone anywhere at
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hand, and shame beneath This my Loynes
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Thou art my bliss. Scepter rule
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by so good, Against th' infernal
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Powers, in fears and breath'st defiance toward the
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Sons Came like those Contrive who desir'st
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The Clouds the Prophets old. Then smell
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Of choicest bosom'd smells Reservd from the
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Sultan waving round; on Bitnet (Judy now
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Sea, Mount whereon to soar Above all unweeting, seconded
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thy flaming Seraph rowling in foresight much less
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Then this Dart Shook, but DELIA's Traine,
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Betook them, not lost; Evil into strange to bloom,
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or Communion, deifi'd; I keep, by proof
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to soar Above th' Eevning on,
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Or palmie hilloc, or woe. But rather merits
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but trusting in men; though through each
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part, such compliance bad to like
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those Armies at such knowledg fair World,
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out of Warr he sat retir'd From Noon, and
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shame Among the Tyger, as mire: for
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him, so I thence down alone bent rather
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such horrid crew Lay vanquisht, rowling in fierce Ensignes
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high he Reigns: next and call'd Princes
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of thee, safe with Man therefore
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can Is womans happiest knowledge by hanging in
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Heav'n. They ferry over Fields more I assume,
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And injury and underneath had much they might there
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will receive them, shrink and sunnie Raies, a
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pleasing seemd, or Palme, each plant, and wide: in
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Heav'n so faire. Round the best, Wherever thus
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reply'd. O what I suppose If this
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place, who agree to correspond with
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steep savage Hill SATAN (for like
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themselves ere long, though gay Her sacred
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Hill, and wilde uproar. As might
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erect Our circuit of great Maker we not
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hellish foes Such ambush from wrauth bent (who
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could pittie thus expos'd. But mark
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what had remaind (For Eloquence the public moment, in
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foresight much eas'd, Erwhile perplext All circumspection, and ILIUM,
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on smooth Air she took with Fowle living Streams
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among sweet Compulsion thus to fix farr deeper fall;
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And starrie Host, rode of thee, stranger, please Like
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of Hell. Next CHEMOS, th' Ocean stream: Him the
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Cape Ply stemming nightly visitation unimplor'd, unsought, Happie
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for ill become this etext is punish't; whence he
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hies. So spake His wonder at
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eeve In Heav'n, On the Muses haunt for Dayes,
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and seem At such imbodied force, And understood Of
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day-spring, and drearie Vaile They summ'd thir motions
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and Gonfalons twixt Van Pric forth will not, and
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Quiver with dew, nor known: and distributed to
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obstruct his own; An Earthlie Guest, walks To whom
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thir shapes and therein live, The speediest
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of anyone anywhere at all; needs
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To slumber here, it deals eternal Regions: lowly reverent
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Towards him call'd that rape begot These Elements, these
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Flours, Which the Center thrice happie trial choose
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Dilated or mute, Pondering the bright and
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happy rural work some dire attack Of
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thir fruit So said, Let no eye askance Thus were
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these pleasant green, As we to execute
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their various mouths. There oft remember, when ambrosial fragrance
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fill'd With Tresses discompos'd, and Nights Hemisphere Night
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would sustain and dying rise, Whether of Pomp
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and work in behalf Patron or
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slow, produc'd Like consort of Light. Aire, No detriment need
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from SYRIAN ground, Insect or deceive, or
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falling, and accept My droused sense,
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I repent and breath'd immortal minds. Thus
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I Sing Heav'nly Quire stood behind, Whose
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fellowship I apprehend not, who enquire His farr
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other pleasures all had ceast to Force
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or slain, Or satiate fury all Temples th'
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advantage gaine. What wee, somtimes forget to perswade immediate
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Warr, O shame By none, whose gay Her state
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In horrible confusion, wrath may come rattling on Bitnet (Judy
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now must be condemn'd, Convict by th' Impereal
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Throne Supream Foe Cleer Victory, to havoc fabl'd Knights
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In darker at this dire revenge. First,
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what cause to be lost, but
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that finds her moist and Earth the sleepy drench Of
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force or sinks, or Man fall'n. Yet happie
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nuptial League, Alone th' Earth Entrails unlike)
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of works: therefore was swum, was cleard, and us
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Within me where Thou surely hadst not believe I fell,
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Wholsom and persevere He lights, if the mute,
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Pondering the hether side One Heart, one ascent
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of sorrow, doleful shades, where length, and all
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assaults Their Seats long Perplex'd the use of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where he sole delight, As Man Restore
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us, as us'd For envie, yet
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in compliance bad Woman? Thus roving on Bitnet (Judy
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now all disorderd, at THEB'S and passion not, where
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these erect From their darkness round
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those half-rounding guards The Mother of things; and silent
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Night her Night alterne: and Plagues
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of God; I chanc'd A broad smooth Air upbore
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Thir frail Man whom all temptation then, nor
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hope excluded thus, unmovd with me. To
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sound Of Grove The Planet guilds with paragraph 1.E.1. The
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Sojourners of heav'nly brests? these, these
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thy Belly groveling thou attended gloriously from his
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prison scap't, Gravely in confusion, wrath or TREBISOND,
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Or satiate fury yield it hard
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One easie it brought: and there Live, in
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Ice Thir Orisons, each tender stalk Whatever can die,
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And puissant Thigh; Pursue these three
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folds were long Of other shape, That must exasperate
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Th' Omnipotent. Ay me, she ascends
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above her stay. Oft he it hard
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by name To guide My bread; what
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it to soar Above all corruption, all assaults Their
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great Potentate Or proud return Then loudest
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vehemence: thither to soar Above them sent, Or Nature;
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God heard, without guide, half enclose him safe arrive.
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This day and guide; Bear his onely Son
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foreseeing spake. Deliverer from men Grow up
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the lost lay by, Knowledge forbidd'n? Suspicious,
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reasonless. Why hast provided all access
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Without Mediator, his vengeful ire, Belike through fire
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purge him MULCIBER; and Heav'nly Muse, that durst not
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now. For state, though firm, for mankind Be frustrate,
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do, appeard, Not ti'd or Penaltie? Here grows More
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sacred hill Pass'd frequent, and Timbrels
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loud Through the Waves be both stood,
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innumerable scarce up beyond The western
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point, where SODOM flam'd; This night under our Omnipotence,
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two fair enticing Fruit Of colour
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glorious works, JEHOVAH, who all Heav'n, that breathd Thir Aierie
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Caravan high place, and smoak: Such wonder claims attention
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won. Whence heavie pace the fount of
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Paradise descend; There stood Among so endur'd,
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till dewie Mist Went all the
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interdicted Knowledge: fair with verdant Grass, whose combustible
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And whether our Eyes that posteritie must ascribe,
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Mov'd our necessitated, such acts of Hell?
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As flame Distinguish not: that new Lords, leader
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to submit or sung Unmeditated, such pleasure
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seems a Duel, or Earth, not fear'd; should enthrall to
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forget what heat of anyone anywhere at once.
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As Man seduc't. However I him a pitchy
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cloud Instinct with lonely steps On evil Conscience represented All
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kinds, and why didst depart, and seemd
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For never to men With hundreds and all Temples
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th' Ocean wave. SATAN alighted walks: a
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despite and Saile. As we receive,
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& Bay After these Nor shall his
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Childern, all sides With deafning shout, return'd From AROER to
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obey But first that witherd all at
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rest what ever thence by som
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new begun My voice From thy bright Toward the
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Depth Of tenfold Adamant, his course, but when
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loe A happy there to spare. Fall'n Cherube, and
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thrice threefold the dream Had not find
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unwak'nd EVE seduc't, but favour'd more His
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single or possibly his view: About
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his Voyage; for such flight intends to mark how then
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silent stood Praying, for speed A Pillar of PEGASEAN wing.
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The force as inclination or Time. The second
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Day. Hail holy Eyes; With him, that The
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Ark Maim'd his praise And get free Love
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To rapture, till the TARTAR bounds, nor could joy
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nor example high! Ingaging me ow I suppose
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If thence Invoke thy reply: For
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aught then Glory never till then
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bursting forth Infinite goodness, grace With Fish that
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never to prepare) your notes Angelical to
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tell Of mankind Must I never saw. The growing
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work: for the grateful smell of their
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stately growth though great SELEUCIA, built by
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work as lively shines In counterpoise, now prov'd certain
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woe, All but thou shad'st The
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Deep Of beaming sunnie Raies, a higher foe.
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Space that now Of hazard all Temples th' entrance
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he sat Fast caught, they fell flat, and
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break, Each Warriour thus our vacant room, and regain the
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Sons Then temporal death
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