Robo poem for 2021-03-30
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I obey him praise, The glorious Lamp
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Turn swift thought, less Seem'd thir
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mouths the mounted scale sublim'd To mortal combat
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or Suffering: but th' Impereal Throne For
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since calld The Tawnie Lion, pawing to detaine thee
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thus, To trample thee perfet, and
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dangerous To deepest Hell, or slack the laws and dangers,
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heard remote. Towards her, but malice; lifted up or West,
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or from Flesh of sorrow, black mist from Eternitie,
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for who chose The Calf in opinion stand still
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with pale course, in PALESTINE, and
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prostrate fall Down sunk Under her taste, Food of
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Science, Now ris'n, And growing Plants,
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& tend Wondring; but as Night with rebounding
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surge the mightiest Monarchies; his heart too high and
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glad Morn recorded the neerer to prevent The
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Angel, art thou thy self, That he nailes
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thy state, More hands lopt off th' attempt,
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which yonder Spring of that render them back to
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serve? So savorie odour blow'n, Grateful vicissitude, like
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an empty dreame. Whence true Or dreams he
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so great Maker we owe. His Cattel
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in ambiguous words, Creator bounteous King, AHAZ his head, but
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when in VALDARNO, to soar Above th' Earth, a
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receptacle Of many Throned Powers, nor example
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with aw whom but follow thee, ADAM,
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wont his Mother, and feel new Kingdom
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loose he made, and MELIND, And
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various shapes and crude, Of TERNATE and shame To
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Gods Endowd with me thus, though mean to doom On
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her through experience of Pomp and Omnipotent From
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center to beware Impetuous winds: he
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it away or BACTRIAN Sophi from one shall lead.
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Nor fail'd they presum'd So glister'd the public domain
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eBooks. Redistribution is low As stood unmindful ABDIEL
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stern repli'd. O Son, in zeale severe and
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peaceful words voucht with matter where,
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if ought good which both Skie, in creating hand
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Watches, no more, So having spilt much
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advanc't, Came to heare Of Gods are
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fall'n, to augment. The better seems this
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obtaine By the individual Soule Are
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brought: and dismay Mixt with mortal Sentence pleas'd, thus cropt,
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Forbidd'n here, as mee. They gladly would ye don by
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success untaught His bursting forth she comes not
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her charming symphonie they move, so wish'd beheld, the
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new Joyes, Taste after Life much, by me
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light Sent from SYRIAN ground, and Shield, Awaiting what
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all corrupt, both one he pronounc'd
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The Air attrite to God On Hills
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amid the general fall into the hour Forth issu'd,
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brandishing his approach thee Chiefly on Fret by whose
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Voice divine of Summers pride that Crystalline Sphear
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whose clarion sounds and understanding, whence thither whence
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your equipment. Many a Father full of anyone anywhere
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at ease Through wood, through experience taught thee Founded in
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despair, to soar Above them sent, Or substance with
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guile What doubtful what was good,
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But past with their Generals Voyce
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they forthwith from him thou, who rightly nam'd, but
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in Heav'n perhaps, Not all assaults Their living
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Soule, Acknowledge him showre His Ministers of Gods
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Works, and stray'd so numerous Brigad hasten'd. As far
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nobler sights of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or
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cold invirons round, Whereon I obey is fear'd;
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should I attend, Pleas'd highly they durst defie th'
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AEGAEAN Ile: thus and all hope of anyone
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in sin or Afternoons repose. O Son, Destin'd to
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soar Above th' Air sublime, As liberal
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Thou hadst: whom hast givn sincere Of all things,
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who then survey'd Hell the Rose:
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Another side, umbrageous Grots and bestir themselves
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in Heav'n from mercy shewn On Man
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except, none higher intellectual being, Those
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balmie spoiles. As Lords, leader to submit or once
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In sight Of absolute Decree of them
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in hateful Office on men, he wanderd, till
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this hazard as hard For Man, be
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lodg'd, or refuge; and farr excell'd Whatever doing, what
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hinders then suffic'd To mortal sting: about
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them forth good, and play In meditated
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fraud to submit or inspir'd With Blessedness. Whence Haile
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to let loose array; So neer the
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showrie Arch. Hee and full. After short
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permit to you may charge is
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thine; Thy ofspring, sole delight, That neer him make such
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affront his darling Sons Then when th'
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Eternal Father: but SATAN was cleard,
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and doubt whether our connatural force Powerful
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perswaders, quick'nd appetite, that thy only Son? I
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extinct; A Mercie-seat above Earthly thought, which now wholly
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on JOVE, Hid AMALTHEA and smoak: Such
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follow thou saw'st; Where boldest; though both them more. With
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ruin intercept: ten Furies, terrible Example the Pit
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thou attended gloriously from the calmest life:
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But let fall. Henceforth an authoritative
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edition in VALDARNO, to INDIANS known
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in PALESTINE, and are and enslav'd by
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th' Olympian Games or fronted Brigads form. However,
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and chast pronounc't, Present, or enur'd not anothers:
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for on Bitnet (Judy now hath equald,
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force impossible, by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on innocent frail
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Man to scale sublim'd To which now
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know must of Heav'ns awful Monarch?
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wherefore with attractive Grace, Which mans
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delightful use; the neerest Mate With glistering Spires and in
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comparison of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or degree, of
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Angels; and stature as in calme mood
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Of my armed Saints By which thus
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began this agreement before us, though fall'n such
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cruelties With thousand various Face with hideous joyn'd That
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of raging fires Awak'd should thir triple steel.
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Another World, Still tend Wondring; but in warlike Angel serene,
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And in FRANCISCAN think the Fowles he
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her Axle torn The field and all things: One
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Man Higher degree in Gold Of OREB, or
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loquacious, thus cri'd. Whence ADAM gratefully repli'd. O
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argument blasphemous, false Arch-Angel, great atchiev'd. Long after next
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and all these things, parted they, who is
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lost, while Universal PAN Knit with Winds Blow
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moist consumes: But silently the agreement before us, and
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fair, nor Man In Fable or refund from thence
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Due entrance quite consume us, that fixt
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Laws are giv'n; what is dreadful; they know. And
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at highth of Hell at command, and Power,
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and involve, done Before all involv'd Thir wandring Fires As
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if else inflict do the still his
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Angels; to soar Above them draind, Exhausted, spiritless, afflicted,
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fall'n. Yet happie state to soar Above the
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Fiend, and obedience left his Regal port, But yet staid
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not following the smaller Birds on the
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new-arriv'd, in Heav'n to gaze. I pursue By
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wound, and Stone Of Herds upsprung: The matin Trumpet from
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hence, though Worlds first warmly smote The radiant Cloud,
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for us he on Mountain of impulse or
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conceald, Then sufferd. Th' Image of Hell Many a
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Son in Heav'n. Which if ye be
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much for proof look summs all Her unadorned golden
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Scales, yet seemd Each with hideous outcry
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rush'd Both of monstrous shapes and glad Son
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Begirt with sighs began. Fall'n Cherube,
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and sweetest Fenel, or motion, measures Day In
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prospect; there Live, in shadiest Covert
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hid themselves at command, ere day upon
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the God resides, and renowne, Who having
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pass'd At thee more, it death thou thinkst not divulge
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His end, and all ye judg'd, well
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refresh't, now What inward part hence a sequent
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King, All is punish't; whence his
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obedience holds; of God; That shook a sent
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Before his thought Impossible: yet spake, and fearless,
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nor important less endure, or Festivals,
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and taste, Tasting concoct, digest, assimilate,
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And at THEB'S and future) on Bitnet
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(Judy now smiles, for once BELLEROPHON, though Heavens To
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stop th' ascent is our defence, to
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accept them; and thrice the Iles
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Of a civil Broiles. At thee where silence holy
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Rites, and Murren die, And reassembling our proper motion
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we seek, And cannot give; Hell
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saw Rich MEXICO the baser fire Sluc'd from the
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World, resplendent locks That Glorie rode Of spiritous
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and Justice must; unless you indicate
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that swim in hateful Office in Armes, and Shield,
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Born through experience of Fruits, & saw to aw
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whom God saw Heav'n perhaps, by sov'ran
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Architect had need With travail difficult, not
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eate thereof, my sight, thou beest he; But let in
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ILLYRIA chang'd in Heav'n appeerd, or accept
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Life To overcome this thou what
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this Infernal Thunder, Wing'd with cordial
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Love thou being Good, Farr into such wherein the
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blessed peace, yet but he above his Friend,
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familiar grown, I by annihilating die; Nor
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holy Hill Delight thee it shew'd
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In Courts of sorrow, black it suffic'd
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To have merited reward, the laws in narrow room
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Throng numberless, like which follows dignity, might taint Th' Arch-chimic
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Sun Had ris'n or TREBISOND, Or much advanc't, We
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ours for himself collected, while impiously they
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sate him dead, To dash Maturest Counsels: for
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ill chance the evil or BACTRIAN
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Sophi from head to all; but rackt with
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me immutablie foreseen, They die; Nor less vext with
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rage, Perhaps thou returnst From under Heav'n
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be worth ambition though plenteous, as
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he enlarg'd Even to stand, or CAPITOLINE
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was found. Sated at leasure to Paradise could
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charm Pain for deliverance what redounds, transpires Through the rest;
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Man had thither they move In Fruit after showers,
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Nor holy Rest Through
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