Robo poem for 2024-02-05
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Whence in paragraph to submit or re-use
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it divide The trouble of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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Nature joind Awaiting what highth or possibly his plaint renew'd.
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Not long, though the fixt mind arose With Horse and
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mercy shewn On either Coast averse From
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off From what ere th' event,
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That with me not farr remov'd where
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thy folly, and Farmes Adjoynd, from PELORUS,
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or Faerie Elves, Whose image viewing Becam'st enamour'd,
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and pursu'd Thrice happy State, the interdicted
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Knowledge: fair femal Troop to beare My
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Maker, in Glory crownd, Look'st from
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PELORUS, or intermission none thence on or beneath.
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This knows how such united force Death
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expos'd The radiant Shrine, Dark with wind To recompence
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it came with me though that have receivd,
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Yeilded with most just; this can high
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titles, and Omnipotent to fire. Sounder
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fierie Cope of Gold, And they chose Fit well
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consist. Who art thou, who rebelld
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Against invaders; therefore unmeet for the
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smiles on high: from night, when he
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pass'd Through the Woods, and indecent overthrow
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and stedfast Empyrean rung, Had gone
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All this earthly, with so well
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suite with ambitious aim Against his foe. Space that
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success untaught His lineaments Divine; the Firmament: So
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spake th' others envie what had finisht,
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when they drop'd, and involve, done his
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other side: which might perceave the Potent Victor Angels,
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then they enthrall to reform Yon
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flourie lap Of looks of Fruits,
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& each Van Pric forth Light From
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hence, for these tidings fraught, come and jarring
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sound throughout the pledge Of Truth, Wisdome,
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Sanctitude severe and round, Periods of EVE: Fair Daughter, since
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our deliverer up sprung: Swift to mankind With
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me? how often plac'd Within Hell trembl'd at
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Altars, when th' Eternal Justice seems; yet what
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things now seems the Moon Rising Sun Impearls on
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Bitnet (Judy now scatterd spirits beneath, Just ABRAHAM due
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alike those colourd plume sprinkl'd with blood
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Of old OLYMPUS rul'd not, Necessitie and happier
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farr From mee expung'd and wave
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by creation was? rememberst thou known from one
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blow To meek aspect Against such companie as
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an Aerie light, as nam'd them, th' envenom'd robe,
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and attention still compassing the reines, With first
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began, and his restless thoughts, reforming what doubt
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remaines, I mean Drawn round Those middle pair
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And equal Love: say all, For
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Gods! yet argument blasphemous, false Philosophie:
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Yet half enclose him with death,
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and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching, equal'd the
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darksom passage broad, since into Gods Endowd with
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guile contemn; Suttle he Reigns: next designe,
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But glad precipitance, uprowld As MAMMON led them
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Spirit That run through experience of pleasure she
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did, whatever thing on me becomes Bane, and bliss,
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Made to accord) Man Extracted; for my
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advice; since they forewarne, Wolves shall come,
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and longing wait The sooner had long delay'd; Yet
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went Invisible, except whom will replace the while
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offerd grace Elect above which nigh unheard, that
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all armd in PALESTINE, and Degrees; Or do
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all egress. These are a despite and RHEA'S
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Son both betook them forth, th' upright he wash'd his
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Avenger, since mute, to shelter us? what proof his
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labour, to accept Alone as in these
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thy wonted pride With second multitude Might hap to
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tell In eminence, and at once on Bitnet
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(Judy now ope thine own, our
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present journey) and composure, and due alike My
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sudden blaze diffus'd, so enobl'd, as it stood
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yet but convert, as our state Of
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Theologians, but half perhaps A race contend,
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And fierce encountring Angels late the Victor
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to naught, Or sympathie, or limb, Or Dairie, each Bank,
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the ample spaces, o're the INDIAN
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Mount, whoseop Brightness had first Father, Son, Possesses
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thee more, Determin'd to soar Above them round
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about them easier enterprize? There they sang of other
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none: in thick array Of his Robe Uncover'd more.
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With Tresses discompos'd, and doubt Pursues the
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God by fire To labour must
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remain, Till Pride Had not made both quick up
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rose As we to enlighten th' obdurat
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King and Cov'nant in DAN, Lik'ning his Nostrils fill
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Of Arts that gently mov'd on or like, more who
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rules is undefil'd and circling Canopie Of God
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only, shee thy victorious Bands With terror through Plaine,
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Both in Arms, and longing pines; Yet
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least motion, but all his Image whom these
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works, yet so Fate Free Vertue
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answerd milde. This Eevning was, whose guile pervert;
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and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching, equal'd the
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burning Marle, not forbear aloud. Again, God who them
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from Heav'n, My damage fondly thinking to things To
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argue in Heav'n Shall with SATURN old with ruin
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upon my mind Knew never hold them
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easier business be free; Yet oft Frequented thir Camp
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extend His final hope relies. Servant of
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him; if Spirit coming on himself impaird. Deep scars
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of Life. Nor other name What choice Leads
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him serve him wrought In wo
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then; Th' ascent they receive? What
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should thy might, All incorruptible would sustain
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and taile, Scorpion and Virgin Modestie, Her Husband the
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INDIAN Mount, whoseop Brightness had need were no corner
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leave unspi'd; A nice Art Pontifical, a copy it,
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least We sunk before the days the ancient Pair In
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Arms We should blow To Man, But evil
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sprung up with delusive Light, for
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once as now hid, Progressive, retrograde, or Angel, for
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Orders bright. Forthwith on by Contagion, like themselves at
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eeve In battel, what eyes till now, his Crest,
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and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT and polluted from above,
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From off from pursuit Back to charge thou
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canst not. Hast thou hee, thou in Triumph and build
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Thir Makers work; he sees, Or where
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we may see that thy Spheare; Till on me
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from PELORUS, or prune, or Grape: to
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soar Above all th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus guiltless be sure,
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To final remedie, and vengeance and shame nigh Your
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military obedience, to have sinnd, Not free, but
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meaner thoughts To heav'nly form, pretended To bow
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and Saviour sent, And ACCARON and all assaults Their
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Altars by him endowd, with vernant Flours, Equal
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in PALESTINE, and Heav'n with verdant Grass,
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whose bright Sea flow'd Fast we lead To trample
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thee that for ADAM shelterd, took perhaps
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Designing or enur'd not these Could once BELLEROPHON,
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though few. But Heav'ns Hath vext the Heav'n,
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Prince of Heaven: Thither, if Spirit That Death
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into the fray By Model, or
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dissolute, on mee one view? he pass'd At
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which through experience taught we do
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or art, and full. After the Gulf
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Tamely endur'd a superior Spirits immortal hate, To
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stoop with black Air In Temples
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th' obscene dread of dim thine own hands dispatch
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Of flight Seavenfold, and Dale) Light Hasted,
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resorting to dwell; But if within beyond expression
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bright, Which if Spirits foule, Eject him
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know, and INDUS: thus reply'd: 1.E.4. Do thou dispute
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With Head One Man till SATAN, so dear?
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1.E. Unless th' EUBOIC Sea. Others
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among themselves among them threw me mine ear
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one for sudden blaze Insufferably bright. Nor shall he then
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under ground they introduce Thir Office on your discipline and
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passion first adornd With thir mightiest,
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bent To vital vertue even ballance down unseen Wing
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to perswade immediate stroak; but rackt with his
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command thir Nests Were such unsightly and eyes he
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caus'd to worse, or you are set, and obscure, Can
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fit head; piteous amends, unless you with me.
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Some specious deeds on Bitnet (Judy now are
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these, covering the Planets seven, and those rebellious,
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here Beast, was spred All these the Mariner From
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their great Sire, to pay; rather not, waiting close
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design, by String or fraud is a rood, in
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Ice Thir State affairs. So cheard
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he spake. Why then Farr be used on
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Bitnet (Judy now hear Infernal Thunder, that ready stands
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to reside, his Image, head And God above,
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to discover sights of light, we
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now triumphs, and full. After his under long
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usurpt, Whom reason hath none before in th' open
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and all these delicacies I had changd To worship
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paid a Band squared Regiment By
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center, or shadie Lodge arriv'd, Wafted by success
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untaught His back to try once With borders
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long succession must be offer'd, he turnd, but rackt
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with man in heav'n his Peers:
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attention held Gods, Thir appetite More wise, Though
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to my Chariot, guide them Spirit Improv'd by mee
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as the fertil Woomb teem'd at all; but trusting
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in Glory extinct, and faithful side Night A Leper
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once as erst they owe; when BEELZEBUB perceiv'd, then saist
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Flatly unjust, to eternal course, The Portal shon, Majestick
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though of God; I bent he met conceaves delight,
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Son Blaz'd opposite, A help, Or Sex,
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and passion not, thy Eternal wrauth reply'd,
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Art are set, and with triumphal Chariot drawn Empyreal
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Aire, Fire, Who having spilt much
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for I advise. For those dropping Gumms, That all
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Temples th' expanse of vocal by stelth Had rous'd
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the rich Retinue long days work, (b)
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alteration, modification, or pusht with ceasless
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cry With ATLANTEAN shoulders fit moulds
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