Robo poem for 2021-05-21

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+Ofspring of bones, Like of God; That 
+led them Divine instructer, I adore. Gentle to 
+know, when most would I warn'd us, 
+that strife of damages. If then when he 
+seem'd Above th' Heroic Ardor to do ill successes past 
+example high! Ingaging me let us known, thence 
+issu'd from truth, too like In six thou beest 
+he; But his punishment, Eternal Empire, that way moving; 
+seems Of THAMMUZ came from the shape To spiritual 
+Creatures of night, Scorning surprize. Or flocks, 
+or apprehend? If not fear'd; should be 
+shut of late so wise, against his baleful eyes 
+of thee, and being Threatens him, 
+mee what proof we hold The multitude Now possess, 
+As Father shines, Whom we may find, seise them 
+slaves Inhospitably, and am I yeilded, by soft Axle, 
+and doubt it rose, And ACCARON and Battlements adorn'd 
+With mazie error under the Morn: 
+Nor yet hov'ring o're the testimonie of derivative works, 
+yet left desert Who oft though 
+should turn hath deep Tract of God; That 
+not fear'd; should be made thy face 
+Thrice happy Tribes, On Earth, Made passive 
+both, had suffic'd, Not so pleas'd, And saw 
+Heav'n yet never to strength to destroy 
+ye that witherd all monstrous, all Heav'n, My judgments, 
+how farr to reverse) To flight, Thou Can equal 
+over Beast, was throng'd, the earth the terms of 
+monstrous shapes old OLYMPUS rul'd the passive both, 
+his Heav'n, Or serve th' Abysse Long 
+to force hath this high exaltation; 
+suddenly with me is the ETHIOP Line From Beds 
+of bones, Like instrument of anyone anywhere at such appear'd 
+in quaternion run Perpetual smil'd With dangerous To 
+know, And Vertues, Powers, That underneath ingulft, 
+for God takes no dearth: But first 
+appeering kenns A solemn Feasts profan'd, And snow and 
+spoil and lyes Bordering on IMAUS bred, Whose 
+easier habitation, bend With branches overgrown, That spot like 
+which no end; but meaner thoughts 
+Were always downward bent, admiring more 
+envy whom now To wed her storie heard this 
+Tree returning; in paragraph 1.E.8. You 
+provide a Floud thee Came furious down To a World 
+enjoydst, And gav'st me; whom SATAN except, none 
+was giv'n, th' occasion want, and present 
+pain, Vaunting aloud, but other like, the Glassie Sea; 
+Of EREBUS. She all Temples th' acknowledg'd Power Divine: 
+Speak yee little which wee freely love, 
+Uninterrupted joy, Heav'n somtimes is more, as great 
+Sire of mankind, in telling wound, 
+though fairest Goddess arm'd With gay Religions 
+full of mankind, though far and Seas, 
+each divided and with lofty Gates 
+wide Within, her went, Shaded with Mineral fury, 
+aid This glorious World, seemd Entring 
+on mee, pure Ethereal King and 
+wak'd her, as friend with goodliest Trees wept odorous sweets 
+the unconquerable Will, and passion first displaid, Carnal desire I 
+saw her ends. THE FULL LICENSE 
+*** START OF THIS WORK BOOK 
+VII. She was Sabbath kept. And 
+after Wave, where I see Bone of Life much, 
+by violent cross wind Swayes them; wilt bring on they 
+return, But all assaults Their great might 
+mean, & worthy not fear'd; should 
+enthrall to appease, Kneel'd and with Spade and 
+bare Stands on Bitnet (Judy now are set, 
+and heart I saw, but let me once, 
+Powerful perswaders, quick'nd appetite, that most reclame, Grieving to me 
+upheld, that fixt Laws Will slack'n, 
+if so scap'd his voice. If then 
+bless'd them, besaught His couchant watch, 
+that the Poole MAEOTIS, up with vain Covering if within 
+bounds; beyond Compare of Death; from 
+God Or chang'd his ample Shield 
+Such place are set, and peaceful sloath, 
+Not sedulous by strength, though plenteous, as 
+in PALESTINE, and with gentle sleep Disturbd not, 
+and smiles, when it inferrs not 
+sin: onely fit moulds prepar'd; At certain implied warranties or 
+any purpose to share with delight; how often plac'd 
+Within them free, If true, here Nature of Heav'n 
+were abasht, and AFER black tartareous cold invirons round, Behind 
+him corrupted? or unenforceability of end heer unborn. Why 
+is mine; Our maker, or Freeze, with his taste 
+No where old In Heav'n, But JOSHUA whom awake Tunes 
+her storie heard me to sight, With 
+Honey stor'd: the infinitly good, Where boldest; 
+though firm, for him, what intends thy Kingdom, left His 
+dearest mediation thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, as thine eare 
+ever to his Mediator, his like, but by 
+native Rock with whom imbracing, thus milde Zone of 
+desolation, voyd of Spirits immortal hate, Untam'd reluctance, and 
+ANCIENT NIGHT, I eate thereof all Her Seed is a 
+world of Glorie then, and Rivers Bath'd Thir visages 
+and pain, as lively shines In 
+thir light OREAD or Faerie Elves, Whose taste, 
+too long have misst, and what proof enough such 
+wherein the plant eyes, all honour gaine Companion 
+dear, By four faces each armed Files 
+Darts his sight or ground The facil thus renews. 
+Is hard; for Wealth and evil sprung 
+Upon the danger tri'd, now changing; down To 
+dwell, The way a Structure high, High in ASPRAMONT or 
+have touch'd and present Before the frown Each 
+at all; needs remove The seed Sow'n with wings 
+With such appear'd in narrow circuit inexpressible they rose; 
+Thir guilt the prudent Crane Her hand 
+the Seas And carnal pleasure, but 
+favour'd more neer the Giant brood Of 
+brazen Eyes all temptation to do I did ELY'S Sons, 
+thy aid, I behold The Battel on the sons 
+of spiritual Creatures of God Or Pilot 
+of infant blood, to thine owne. Because wee Instead 
+shall his hand seemd highly they 
+meant, Turnd him a stripling Cherube tall: 
+Who having pass'd From whom JOHN saw 
+The sense th' abuse Of God aright, and 
+feed on by e-mail) within Wheele 
+within them in delight Both Battels and Sword-Law 
+Through Heav'n Shall with desire which impli'd Subjection, but 
+delight, Mankind they storm; great Heav'n. Each perturbation smooth'd 
+with Terrestrial Humor mixt Among the madding 
+Wheeles Resembles nearest, mazes lost. Thy message, like folly 
+shewes; Authoritie and eternal Paradise in All, and 
+shame Among the passive both, from those 
+who drinks, Forthwith on me rais'd, 
+and listning to beare rule; and besought The 
+Woman, opportune excursion we need were all imbroild, 
+And Fish and involve, done in thir minds, 
+Flew upward, spirited with me once, Powerful 
+perswaders, quick'nd appetite, that watchd, hee 
+not fear surpris'd, Then who overcomes By the 
+Government well aim'd, Since through experience 
+taught thee rais'd Others apart sat mute, 
+and call'd that Forbidden Tree, The new wondrous and 
+taught we would reare ye that Land he scarce 
+had new Hopes, new Kingdom and ceases 
+now prov'd certain revolutions all assaults Their Altars by Judy 
+Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Thrones; Though chang'd His 
+bright Ten thousand Demy-Gods on AEGYPT with solemne 
+purpose to Death I miss thee Freely voutsaft; once warnd; 
+whose roar Must'ring thir Chief of God 
+for the CENTAURE and Seas, each milder thought. High 
+commanding, now more, That open'd wide CERBEREAN mouths the 
+Seraphim confus'd, at Sea thir work produces 
+oft, as now, which when the praise 
+Forget, nor EVE Thus when they stood obdur'd, And Brute 
+as mee. They looking round, With 
+splendor, arm'd That they will, foreknowledge absolute, And 
+various fruits the putting off It 
+lies, yet many signes of Mans voice, and took 
+From her slowest pace the Starrie Cope 
+of pain Torments him; one he thereat 
+Offended, worth thy aspiring Dominations: thou what mild 
+Judge and joy Sole partner and all these 
+that strow the blessed Spirits immortal sing?) Suspended Hell, nor 
+art to obey him Thunder-struck, pursu'd (though more, 
+is undefil'd and know'st Us here, as Head 
+a crowd Swarm'd and rejoycing in 
+orderly array Of some have fear'd, By ASTRACAN 
+over his fall Through Optic Glass Of 
+these things, and also drown'd, And look Bound on 
+dry Land he sees, Or whom to 
+loose And full refund from attempting. Wherefore do all Her 
+Temperance over Man as farr remov'd Not Words alone 
+Encompass'd shall befall, innumerable ordain'd it, least can resist. 
+If aught divine Following, above Who to extend His vastness: 
+Fleec't the World Hung high Capital Of Grove 
+The golden tiar Circl'd his grave Aspect he spake. 
+Why is undefil'd and cinders fill'd; so highly, to 
+strike, though the Front engraven Deliberation sat them 
+into our Union of CHAOS Umpire sits, 
+And snow and pain Implacable, and 
+gratious purpose he enlarg'd Even to enrage thee 
+concentring all approach or enur'd not lost; Attonement 
+for us excites his Meridian Towre: Then 
+scornd thou seemst, Go; for Heav'n thir mouthes With 
+fair spreading Trees; which are made him round this 
+her numberd such delicious then all; but 
+her outmost works Created hugest that 
+shape they sate him all a Mantle 
+didst outshine Myriads which yeelds or moarie Dale, Pursues 
+the gracious was pure, Instruct me, 
+for Maistrie, and drew to gaze. 
+I fail not you discover sights of 
+small, If Prayers Could merit rais'd They 
+pass Occasion which with songs Divide the Smuttie 
+graine With silent stream, Whose higher