Robo poem for 2023-01-23
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Produced by gloomie bounds in fears and
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sublime, and shout, return'd up here
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find no obstacle found Already known from despair.
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In apprehension then justly accuse Thir tendance
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gladlier shall thee into Longitude; which not
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spare Thee all ill in Heav'n witness all
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reponsbility that destruction to be, who sees
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when Cherubic Watch, by proof could obtaine By
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ancient and infinite To you must be henceforth
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among our Almighty Father from such Object to flie
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above all names Eternize here plac't, with
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linked Thunderbolts Transfix us when Fate shall
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arise Like his, or Love, And took with
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flying Fiend: at worst in comparison of weight,
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till then. For such appear'd Obscure som
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small night-founder'd Skiff, Deeming some to rase Som other
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echo farr excell'd Whatever doing, what most
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severe, It lies, yet confest later then
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these, But Heav'ns and briefly touch
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Th' infernal Rivers mouth Cast out thir pleasant Garden
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forth all Minims of mankind Is as over us less,
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In ignorance, thou in horrid fray
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By Numbers that soon return, and hard, for life
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dies, Adore him, and Earth: And heav'nly
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Quires of Night, Or chang'd at Altars, when
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of bliss; By Numbers that fallacious Fruit, That both
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Good to cross. Nor will first Hell to
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force upon request, and submissive Charms Smil'd with gradual
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scale aloft: that gently creeps Luxuriant; mean to
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reply, Prudent, least harm Befall thee
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more, What thy doom, if ever, by
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Kings thir Names, and call'd Satan, with Winds Blow
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moist and laughs the Powers and passion to
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accuse Thir Makers work; he dreind
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Into this text should injure us, and pain
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of thee, ingrate In all ill could bestow From
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those mysterious Law, and before Dwelt from
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copying, distributing, performing, displaying or Air, To
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trample thee ere the spirits returnd,
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Pleas'd highly they fell! There is, and serv'd but
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all a Reverend Sire descends with no excuse. Yet
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to shew Invalid that shall prove. Know ye sworn
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To bellow through experience taught your Shades Waited
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with me ye and spread Beneath
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GIBRALTAR to annoy The sourse and much blood, to
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soar Above all fast, With other sort, So spake
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th' expanse of harme. This Desart soile
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Wants not perceave the sent, And sweet dewes
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and with both stood, Half yet aloof? The full
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exprest Ineffably into hallow Engins long and therein
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Man Dust of supernal Grace. So cheard he dwells
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not destroy, or any fees or like,
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but sat on yon dreary Plain, forlorn and Providence
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Out of monstrous sight The first Pausing a
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written left, A Lazar-house it away or
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refund in spacious wound in Mercy and deliver
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ye Winds, And injury and shame Of
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this ignorance of SINAI, didst advise, Yet
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doubt not so: then avail though
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yet him sore The aggregated Soyle
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Death To PAQUIN of that witherd all
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about the Earth, another World, that stop thy
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puissant Legions, Angel bright, Compar'd with clamorous
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uproare Protesting Fate pronounc'd. But past in
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hate; Till thou saw'st; Where Armies
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bright, Which I fled we sent us, linkt
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in Heav'n receiv'd us seek her Kings; there
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take heed least bad Such wonder then this
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new-made World, thy folly, and were all anxious
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cares, And uncouth way, till thus
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began. If guiltless? But Knowledge of God; That such
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delay to store Against his Peers,
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He markd and drearie Vaile They saw,
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when the grim Warr; no vaile Shee needed, Vertue-proof,
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no nook, As one seem'd Woman to
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do they reduc'd To overcome this agreement.
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If that livd, Attendant on flours, much advanc't,
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We know What it rag'd, in GIBEON stand, or
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have drencht her Glorie may reign in narrow circuit
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wide With Mountains now Gladly into our hopes. But Death
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deliver ye durst oppose th' obscene dread the
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terrestrial Moon (So call ye both. O
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much wondring Eyes that Starr interpos'd, Or NEPTUN'S
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ire For happy State, the Fields Where God
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ordaind; Out of retreat, Nor solid good
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Descends, thither hast where stood vast vacuitie: all My Fancy
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to pervert that thy Belly groveling thou hat'st, I
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call, as from pursuit Back to
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identify, do aught, which impli'd Subjection, but
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chief were long succession must ever to rowle
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in Heav'n. And henceforth most Endeavour Peace: thir wings
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a Fierie Alpe, Rocks, Caves, Lakes, Fens, Bogs,
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Dens, and shout The hasty multitude Might suddenly My
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exaltation, and massie Gold, Or satiate fury yield it be
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still destroyes In prospect, what ensu'd when BELLONA storms, With
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awful Monarch? wherefore let me becomes Bane, and eyes
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the banisht from the Fish of Sulphur. Thither
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let us the user, provide access to
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scape his virtual or manacl'd with
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ambitious mind And took Allarm, And
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OPS, ere thou then no higher, Surpassest
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farr Then at no better fight, th'
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unwarie brest With solemn Nightingal Ceas'd warbling, but taste.
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Forthwith upright heart too much, by shading
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the fixt Starrs, and build In
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naked thus, behold the barbarous Sons Came furious
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expedition; for ever sung) to roave Uncheckt,
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and goes: but well us'd or
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timerous flock together perish rather, swallowd up with startl'd
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eye On purpose, nor fragrance fill'd Immeasurably, all
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truth, or associated files of happie! is perfectly accurate. No
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rest: through experience of Light Secure,
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and copartners of Heav'n by obedience left the Garden
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growes Eate freely distributed to burn His
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bright Minister that with one by Angels plac'd)
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Thir happiness, who saile Beyond thus farr
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remov'd Not ti'd or impulse of this variety from
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the tops thir being I taught The
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Serpent none can doe mine eyes what the
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Ark, as in any volunteers associated in wanton
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Mask, or High; because in PALESTINE, and
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all Through labour will Her chrystall mirror holds, unite thir
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pomp that bad eminence; and Ulcer, Colic pangs, and
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love thou hast made? So sung
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of God; That under the Mission
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of peace toward the melodie of monstrous
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size, TITANIAN, or rare. Father, call'd The
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sacred influence Of her shape Divine,
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And high behest have despis'd, And practis'd
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distances to naught, Or theirs which for Orders
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bright. Nor troubl'd all Heav'n, this
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less faire, Answering his head, possessing soon each Tree
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concerning which declares his prime Architect: his head,
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but in Heav'n. What reinforcement we may
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seem so blithe, so various living wight, as
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in Days Continu'd making, or Kine, Or palmie
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hilloc, or hypertext form. As far renown'd,
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Th' unarmed Youth smil'd Celestial, and tend
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From dust: spite still happie, owe
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to accept My Guide And sat
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the lost shape, Which two strong HERCULEAN SAMSON from
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the more I against the mightiest rais'd They hard'nd more
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in power hostility and Aire, And fierce
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extreames Contiguous might rise From unsuccessful charge, while Warr
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so as farr beneath his restless thoughts, from
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NILE To entertain her Fruits in Front Of Sovran
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can know, and surrounding Fires; Till,
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as this Night, Such wonder claims
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attention held Gods, and paine, Till at this
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unhappie Morn, what best can grow In recompence In
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signe Of huge appeer Emergent, and Director gbnewby@pglaf.org So
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dear I like which God May
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have rul'd. True is, and motion?
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and Ambrosial Odours and hast fulfill'd Thy Justice Divine
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instructer, I deceav'd: that finds her bestial Gods; aspiring To
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grateful Altars by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on
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Sea flow'd Of heavier doom, if in fears
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and call'd In curles on thoughts, how often
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plac'd us too unequal work outgrew The Grandchilde with
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Eternal to generate Reptil with mutual wing Now ris'n,
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to rowle in loves imbraces met, Scarse from
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the just; to assume These tidings carrie to Battel,
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sunk down, together went hautie on, Image of
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Paradise, your use of raging fires Awak'd should
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write thee also not offending, satisfi'd
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With spiritual Creatures Lodge, Now wav'd
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thir change, Where now are legally required to
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drouze, Charm'd with offers to reduce To
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ADAM wak't, so rife There was
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giv'n, with Weapons more swift pursuers from the
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INDIAN streams; Abhorred STYX the Mount whereon
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we sent from the Soil, the Bullion dross: A
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Forrest wilde, perhaps Hereafter, join'd in ARIES rose:
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When from following day, which their
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great ALCAIRO such united force of God;
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I tri'd, now Calv'd, now pleases best,
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What happiness, who enclos'd With singed bottom turn'd His
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free His troubl'd at Eevn, Unsuckt of Deitie aspir'd;
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But first broke the Couch, At thee
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with acclamation and Heav'n created, and oft
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are dust, and support; That were
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set the drie; Part of God; That kept
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the Hills with fear, hath eat'n and nigh.
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Neererhe drew, and sweet-smelling Herbs Espoused EVE beheld, the
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dreaded Spear. But our Conquerour, (whom I perform, speak
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of Life. Nor I see Black fire Among the
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Depth Of wrauth reply'd, Art founded on Bitnet (Judy
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now The breath her so, since against the Son, but
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misjoyning shapes, Which if that kind for
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Heav'n arriv'd, the Arch-fiend reply'd. Daughter
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of men: Both of liberty, who most severe, our
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connatural force as at THEB'S and refin'd
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By Model, or bound us? what thought
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All usurpation thence And kennel there, And
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