Robo poem for 2022-08-23
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And wilde, A crew The punishment then perus'd,
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and ill chance Or think thee fealtie With
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blackest Insurrection, to swift or depth,
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still I was so. And me expos'd. But list'n not
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farr and feare Return fair Evening Cloud, and
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bid the TUSCAN Artist views in Acts of eternal
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fame in Prose or Worme; those flames and
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warmd: All this last in passion into thir Metropolis, and
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shout, return'd up springing light Sent from
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PELORUS, or Heaven, Heav'n remov'd may
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range: To ask Which from Just, and any
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Defect you receive And full of fears and drive
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All these happie ill Where lodg'd, or EDEN:
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this Garden, and force Of horrible confusion, wrath
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and you receive Your change for
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Heav'n ruining from human ofspring, sole
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command, and ALGIERS, and yet with almost immense, a
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while, but found here, as next
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to rowl In open sight Pleas'd,
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out of things gaze The remedie; perhaps
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The fall Determind, and happier state, condition is, and
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die, By place Of DEMOGORGON; Rumor next of
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bliss, Exempt from SYRIAN mode, whereon
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we have dream'd, If so scap'd Haply
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so numerous Orbs impose Such Pleasure took From
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ABRAHAM, Son in large Lay floating many Laws
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from the airie threats Of all numbers absolute,
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And feare of Men; thereby to choose Thir
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proudest persecuters: for flight, and sublime, and coast
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of man. In billows, leave so incense
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his Pride Had so our Conquerour,
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(whom I still amidst them ordain His midnight
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brought Miserie, uncreated night, Devoid of high advanc'd, Standards,
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and QUILOA, and all Her ever plotting how can
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know, when time and subdue By Sin and acclamations
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loud, that happy State, Seem twilight here; and
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serried Shields Back to try, whose wisdom
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seemd, where way Beyond a Chariot and
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reason'd high and seem to finde ease The waters
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issu'd from ESAU fled VERTUMNUS, or drink, and ill, for
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that Crystalline Sphear whose operation brings
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A solemn adoration down Return fair Fruit,
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she ingorg'd without measure of mankind, in arm'd, Thir
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Kings, Learn how weak, If they would? what I
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seek, once as fast, too secure: tell
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Of SARRA, worn with crescent Horns;
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To intellectual, give thee Author of God; That shook
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his heart Substantial Life, to know, The sooner
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did thy memorie His secrets of Glory, whom
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now Such happy place, and with perfet
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miserie, the pledge Of Wiles, More
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wise, Constant, mature, proof his bounds, Nor want
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Cornice or Love, how on a prospect high,
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but turns the Libertie alone, while
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Sonorous mettal blowing Myrrh and wide: in
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Heav'n so much expect to perfection, how
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may in Heav'n. Now on Bitnet
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(Judy now becom Accurst of Dance the nethermost
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Abyss And great adventurer from obedience, to augment.
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The force renew'd Springs Of Knowledge
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so I felt unusual weight, till now improv'd
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In MOSCO, or expense to pervert that kindl'd those elect
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Sense of unkindly mixt, Dissolvd on Bitnet (Judy now raisd
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Bore him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels watching
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round? Here or have attaind then certaine times
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nothing from God want Cornice or computer virus,
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or enter in; This intellectual more availes
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Valour or Firr With ravishment The willinger I
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advise. Author of God; I find. Yet
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more sublime With him, or ground One next
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Provokes my sudden blaze Far otherwise th' AEGAEAN
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Ile: thus returnd: URIEL, one root, and Warr. Each
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Stair mysteriously was thou the laws of
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Victorie and Timbrels loud that Globe of
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Right reason to sustain, Or satiate fury
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yield it mov'd; then begin Your dungeon stretching
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far with startl'd eye Glar'd lightning,
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and indecent overthrow and peaceful Counsels, and
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move, And stripes, and forbore not obtrusive, but
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up rose as thir sex not before the
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Glorious Enterprize, Joynd with me. To shew us
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their own shape may cover round Invested with right
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lost: him out such wonder at a
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fierie Cope Of SATAN except, Created hugest that Command Sole
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in Heav'n. Shee fair, one root, and with sad overthrow
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and call'd In PONTUS or swimmes, And
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thence how then strews the gracious
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temper Hero's old and passion to submit or
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enur'd not expose to thy state, and shout
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that Saphire Fount of Peace, chiefly to mitigate thir mighty
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powers, Terror of God; I shall need,
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or enur'd not for God for
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speed gave way lights His Generation, and Wedlock-bound
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To one slight bound Within them she ingorg'd
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without permission then, if ever, by me,
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the World more sweet influence: less
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toil, and EDENS happie places thou covet more. As
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thus cri'd. Volunteers and Asphodel, And fierce
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pains not without end with perfidious hatred they march'd,
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and Field They pass'd, have wrought, Ascended, at THEB'S
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and motion? and pain From Faction; for distinction serve
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th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus these with hands lopt off
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From his rage Deliberate valour breath'd, firm Faith
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Prefer, and breath'd The builders next and
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ILIUM, on earth, durst enter Heaven
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to contend, said ZEPHON bold, Far
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otherwise th' Archangel. Dextrously thou seest, and
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night: how would know no way, Whether
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his view: About him still, And LICHAS
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from the vault of an Aerie Knights,
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and mighty Father manifest the Name Shall
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Truth divided With supple knee? ye are, Great
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triumph and shame obnoxious, and passion not, as Queen
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of Flours and call'd EGYPT, divided Legion
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might Have nothing from those shadowie Cloud
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with frequent With what best merits)
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from God till I will first they dread, and by
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one, the terms will be heard; And vent'rous,
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if but that witherd all hope was done this,
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and as fast, With cause Among the rest can
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Is rising, will be tri'd: and
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through experience of Heav'ns Lord God towards
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the Giant brood Of Man, of things
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By mee let Fowle living dores; let
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fall Before all a Starr On duty, sleeping
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soon prove thir shapes immense, a Mountain
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Pines, And long Assist us: But call by me,
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will Pronounc'd among the Night, how thou thy request,
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and bid the World Retiring, by
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me rais'd, and upturn'd His barren plaines
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Of true allegiance, constant Faith Prefer, and peaceful sloath,
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Not all dismaid, And long past example
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with repast, permitting him pleases best, and
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shame Cast forth all Her dowr th' Angelical
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to do all Earth his thoughts, reforming
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what cause, and dangers, heard Commanding
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loud. Haste hither brought them Less pain, that infernal pit
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I who forbids me, of Life Neglect not,
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Whereon a frozen loyns, to Nations of Darkness, cannot change
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To vital Spirits immortal Elements In duskie
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or mute all Temples th' Archangelic Power was Sabbath
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kept. And dictates to answer thy sovran will, foreknowledge absolute,
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And Powers therein live, And scourg'd with repose;
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and flaming Chariot sate me preferring, His
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people from the bright the odious
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dinn of sorrow, doleful shades, where first
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That ye shall appear; that after thee more,
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That rowld In those male, These as my
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dream, of Libertie and dangers, heard thee
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miserable to know, and Helmets throng'd, the
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most excell, In favour equal Love; Least from SYRIAN
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ground, had filld the Cataracts of Reason, Loyal,
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Just, and all living Saphire, once on golden
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Sun Dropt from mercy shewn On
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my words replete with solitude, is a scorn, Where
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honour his Regal State cannot we please? This Garden,
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where Rivers mouth Cast out of any additional
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terms of Empyrean to officiate light On Princes,
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Potentates, Warriers, the wall of liquid murmur filld Th' Imperial
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Ensign, which when she paces huge
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In full Project Gutenberg volunteers and
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peaceful sloath, Not only Son? I perform,
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speak I warne Thy words attention held me; but
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fled amain, pursu'd (though more, while they sang of
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talk of anyone anywhere at mine ear
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Listens delighted. Eevning and shame To
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recommend coole decline. Project Gutenberg License terms of
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Spirits of Cherubim In the Grand
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Parents in your laughter, hath presented This deep
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Her mariageable arms, and wrought Mosaic; underfoot the new
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Subjection; with Oarie feet: yet in despair,
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to Almightie Arms on Bitnet (Judy now not therefore
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hated, therefore can seek Thir armor help'd thir
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resplendent Globe of ALADULE, in us seek His Visage
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drawn Empyreal substance clos'd Thy Husband, saw the
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mightiest rais'd Above all that strife Among those Shall
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yeild them Spirit more wast good, Where entrance up
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here that strife can die, Least with tempest loud:
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Here Nature first born and rest, if som
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relief of Brute, Whose failing, meets A Circuit wide,
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Wider by merit rais'd Upon the beginning, that Starr
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Of middle darkness light, Directly towards the
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Flowr of Nature brought Miserie, uncreated night, then these, covering
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the destind aim. But his speech and
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Bird, Beast, Bird, Insect, or enur'd not
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so, yet public peace, Yet scarce Had from about
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found thir Land, the third his feet. Him the blessed
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vision, falls deceiv'd The trouble brought, wher found, which
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cause Mov'd on, with ambitious aim
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Against th' incestuous Mother yeilds In Nature first on
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yon Lake with grasped arm's Clash'd on which
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assert th' incestuous Mother of Glorie:
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which who first warmly smote
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