Robo poem for 2020-10-30

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+If it thee that name O Fruit 
+Of force renew'd Springs Of life ambrosial Night 
+comes a jangling noise Of mankind 
+in Adamant Barr'd over ADRIA to do all liability 
+to deck with like which had need rest; 
+so soon. Thou usest, and given 
+them forth he summs. And peril gone All doubt 
+The lip of Heaven, or I 
+never ceasing bark'd With soft imbraces, hee Affecting God-head, and 
+Monarchy of God by sinning grown. The 
+doubt, with Sewers, and heard, but a Rib, with 
+me. Thus said. Native forme. What force as chief; 
+among the recompence best advantage, and various; somtimes 
+forget all her hath shed down unseen Wing 
+to Souls In thir jaws VVith wonder, and 
+call'd so I wanted yet accepted so, By which perhaps 
+Thee satiate, and shame Of force effected 
+not: that long Lie vanquisht; thou hat'st, I 
+find. Before thy giving, I pursue Vain wisdom 
+seemd, In whose Office in Heav'n be 
+sure Of sweet influence: less exact. For whom we may 
+not DAVIDS Sons, who renounce Thir nature, will excite 
+Fallacious hope, behold At which op'nd from mountain tops 
+the never-ending flight Of Goats or Topaz, to 
+soar Above them that our power 
+hostility and distribution of Heaven, There didst 
+inspire That Glory crownd, With vanity had pluckt; the 
+frown of ye Rivers, Woods, O welcom 
+hour of this your Realm, beyond thought, 
+will haste She gave it grew ten fold More 
+safe Through Sin no place Would utmost 
+Pole. O shame To veile the Victor 
+in mist from other, think to 
+him disfigur'd, more Thenceforth, but of AIALON, Till 
+and Rebel Thrones, And sunk before the devious 
+Air; till younger SATURN, he views The suburb of nature 
+breeds, Perverse, all thir watch; these inferiour Angel, art 
+Heav'nlie, shee an Aerie light, Purest at Sea 
+thir viands fell, Strange horror chil'd At one 
+midnight march, and Loves proper motion we 
+were long before; nor the time was, 
+what might well might, rid heav'n his Gate 
+ascend, sit with hop'd success, Throws his rigour 
+Satisfi'd never; that seeing me, to descry new 
+wonder at ease Of tenfold Adamant, his Throne; 
+from Hell, Which they seise fast, With 
+adverse We sunk in Waters he from the lower 
+stair That rest Mind us seek Thir lighter 
+wings. As one of immortal minds. 
+Thus measuring things on Thrones; Though late 
+Shall separate he summs. And brown as Night 
+And fly, ere the ETHIOP Line 
+From amidst the fruits of blame thee too 
+light turnd thither-ward in Reason, all feavorous 
+kinds, and sudden flame Farr separate, circling Hours, 
+with Love well us'd For this let 
+mee also taste, And Valour or to his look 
+compos'd The infernal Powers, Dominions I flie Infinite goodness, 
+grace The hollow Rocks and Joint-racking Rheums. 
+Dire was to drive them inexpert, and 
+hold thir Law I can sustain, Or 
+come unsought. Wouldst thou eat'st, thou hee, but a 
+while, Her loveliness, so lov'd, thy folly, and 
+his Tillage brought Miserie, uncreated night, when vapors fir'd 
+Impress the Kid; Bears, Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold 
+before scarse from Death; from no account. 
+Tomorrow ere long, though free, If 
+once as this Imperial Ensign, which our faults, and 
+all unobserv'd, unseen. Farr heavier on yon dreary 
+Plain, In EDEN strive; nor end so in 
+charge imploy'd Hee ended, and call'd By th' 
+inviolable Saints By center, or using and 
+fair Morn We now swim th' upright 
+heart and strong, this agreement. If then Op'nd into 
+the Sun's lucent Orbe Of Battel, sunk 
+before thee yet don; Man Dust of God; 
+That brought First wheeld thir Nests Were 
+better, that uxorious King, though mean suiters, nor 
+fragrance after some milde Zone his now 
+MOSES and smoak: Such whispering soft, by Place or shame; 
+O innocence Deserving Paradise! if unforbid 
+thou sawst so sudden vengeance Arme 
+again In motion of God endu'd With what Revenge? the 
+terms of CHAOS and all things began, When, and 
+all who hold Immortal vigor, though just 
+pretenses in one. Before him, brighter once more 
+neer him return, and Evil, Thou art is 
+most irregular they prais'd, That one 
+Man to let us lies in 
+foresight much advanc't, We sunk Under whose thwart of 
+Heav'ns all-ruling Heaven could have; I will Of tenfold 
+Adamant, his merits praise Thir Starry Lamps 
+that earthly sight, That never shall 
+yeild us, as Princes, Potentates, Warriers, the Love-tale 
+Infected SIONS daughters with Heav'ns basis, bring Silence, 
+and ANCIENT NIGHT, I give not 
+unlink or reflection gaines Of guile, 
+We may arise Of mankind Is 
+the power, and shame beneath This Universe, And ACCARON 
+and her countenance triform Hence fills and 
+nigh. Neererhe drew, disdaining flight, and bare, 
+unsightly, unadorn'd, Brought her Works of solid good 
+This ponder, that crownst the perilous 
+edge Of Hymns and distribution of love 
+Unanimous, as Night; Light LEUCOTHEA wak'd, and Apologie to 
+crush his Mouth The work Desisting, though peirc'd so 
+commanded, and evil unknown The Vassals of tasting those 
+rebell Spirits immortal bliss, Tedious, unshar'd with 
+sly assault; and MESSIAH, who bound his 
+crew to comply with jocond to inshrine 
+BELUS or CYRENE'S torrid soil, Levied to annoy The 
+Sithe of Puritie, Our tended Plants, 
+& youth about her prime, to 
+afford Our labour or had new created man, 
+to fear here below Philosophers in Armes, 
+and call'd His Lithe Proboscis; close The 
+Hell continu'd reaching to surpass Earths Giant 
+Sons Now shaves with ambitious aim Against 
+the Giant brood Of future, in doubtful 
+may best are Gods disguis'd in paine, 
+Against the Guards, awaiting who full terms 
+of obtaining a Brute, adorn'd With length West 
+her Head, nor example with youthful beautie, 
+added The Femal Light, Thrones, Princedoms, Powers, Under 
+th' upright with loud Sung Spousal, and slight 
+bound us? this Arbour, or not, being the hubbub 
+wilde Reignd where those shadowie expiations weak, 
+If so numerous Verse, More hands so liberal 
+and unweeting have reacht the Son, Obtain, all Her 
+Nurserie; they took, Harps ever tun'd, that strife 
+Was plac't us lies within soare Of 
+stern repli'd. O shame Cast forth 
+and passion in fears and with fear, 
+which God to occur: (a) distribution of 
+pain. All AUTUMN pil'd, though pure Amber, 
+and dark and found, Holy, divine, His presence 
+many deeds Thou Can sort, So beauteous, op'ning 
+to waste. How overcome but all life 
+Of midnight vapor glide obscure, Can fit audience 
+and lyes the Bullion dross: A while, 
+Pondering the water flies All power Or we pray 
+him, who hold thir tribulations long they 
+assayd, and with Eternal Empire, that God, that noise 
+among men wont to make a foe: 
+and rather then smallest Dwarfs, in Glory sat, with 
+many Throned Powers, nor shund the Almightie's 
+aide, and with peccant Angels with 
+attractive graces won who drinks, Forthwith 
+upright heart inspires Vernal delight Beyond 
+thus double-form'd, and therein or once 
+they fondly thinking to Death So spake His 
+bright Rayes, jocond to entitle me beguil'd URIEL, though 
+hid metallic Ore, The sense and 
+regain the Oracle of Harp Thir small donations 
+to incline his speech he saw thee 
+do what I never parted forelock manly hung 
+Like gentle sleep Was I keep, by coming seen 
+Betwixt DAMIATA and ambrosial fragrance after loss, 
+That singing up Both in mid Aereal vapours flew 
+Of wrauth shall absolve them arms and said, Ye 
+Cedars, with vain And visage incompos'd Answer'd. I 
+obey But not without complying with spite 
+The Author of scandal, by strength, Not ti'd or 
+mind. Such to incorporeal turn. For one in Heav'n 
+so refus'd might Extort from those from whence 
+his riv'n Armes Betook them, is happiness 
+and Maile. Nor knowing ill, for when Nature 
+in nature, and with vain attempt. Him 
+first, Begotten Son, I abroad Through Gods they move, 
+fair event is Sovran can doe, since our 
+beginning late; Not of men. Immediately the 
+Windes. With loss of thee, and laughs the glorie 
+aspires Vain Warr or dread Tribunal: forthwith 
+from th' Ocean wave. SATAN stood or change, 
+Though late Doubted his Angels; and dangers, heard his Sons, 
+From Father (For we had heard, and ILIUM, 
+on your ceasless change more Then both the 
+grass Coucht, and instead of God; 
+I bring. O ADAM, estrang'd in 
+paine, Against our equal: then her Bearth. Father, gracious 
+Judge and commands that furie rose, and fro convolv'd; 
+so wondrous power That ore Hill this 
+Vision, and Cov'nant in Mercy and will soon 
+To let pass RHENE or Earth, of this 
+honour thou with deep Hoarce murmur echo'd to 
+her stay. Oft he thereat Offended, worth ambition 
+though begun My sole among the 
+Deep malice serv'd but returns Day, and 
+Redeemer voluntarie, And heavier doom, Yet thus, of 
+shame Cast forth redounding smoak and high over 
+Hell Hounds never ceasing bark'd With Armed 
+watch, that be chang'd From off From mee onely, 
+that gently rais'd unite. Why should much ease Wafts 
+on golden Chain To interrupt the first 
+resolv'd, If so much advanc't, Created vast Abyss And