Robo poem for 2022-11-02
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The Battel on themselves decreed Thir earthlie Charge:
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Of human sacrifice, and beat'n way seems
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another Field To match with Hell broke
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loose? is left, and passion in
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sin to soft Recorders; such prompt eloquence Flowd from
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thir hate Illustrates, when bands Of Goddesses, so
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acceptable, so coming; he dies, and
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with unsucceeded power. Shalt thou spok'n
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as Sea-men tell, though not harshly pluckt, he
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fulfill His daring foe, and golden days, fruitful of
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your possession. If then Remaind still as hoping here lights
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His praise Thir armor help'd thir
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mouths the window climbes, or prostituting,
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as ten Furies, terrible as fierce Chariot
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wheeles to execute their Creator, and not restraind as
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rais'd Others whose ballance down alone My
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Hell-hounds, to strength is overcome but he seems this license
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and valley rings. O might be silent, save
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himself beginning woe. Yet are ris'n, And him forbidden
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to recount Almightie Arme, Uplifted spurns the terms of
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injur'd merit, That Man fall'n. Yet not free,
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what compulsion and with bluster to
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all; with sorrow to do the late
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the banisht crew who created like Ambition threw
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down Thus began Through utter dissolution, as in
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Heav'n resembles Hell? As stood behind, Whose
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waves orethrew BUSIRIS and employees expend considerable effort to reigne?
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But perhaps A glimmering dawn; here
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lights on these graces won The Portal shon, inimitable
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on Bitnet (Judy now Stood fixt Laws and help
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And Princely counsel Warr, since borne With terrors and
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all these fair Creatures animate the Spouse
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Of immortalitie. So as far disperst In EDEN
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to none. His Seasons, Hours, with sweat of
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joy ineffable diffus'd: Beyond the Spouse Of mankind
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Must suffer change, Though inaccessible, his
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message high above his command wherever met, Mine
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both to sit lingring here in Heav'n Of that
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fallacious Fruit, Whoever tempted; which The multitude Might in
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destroying, other sort by strength, or that departing hence,
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no dawn; here Nature wise In Adamantine Chains
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in his fate In Paradise Lost, by command, and
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granted tax returns. Royalty payments must
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keep watch, as Night he fram'd, unlightsom first, Begotten
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Son, Obtain, all assaults Their surest signal,
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they innocent, and heard, here passion mov'd, in
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PALESTINE, and eyes appeard, Not pleas'd, Advising peace: for
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ever, by me, that neither joy with charge
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thou knowst, Equal in Mount SION, thron'd
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Between Thee and disturbd the arched roof
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Pendant by one, the Shield, Born through all
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assaults Their Seats long delay'd; Yet thus, and bare,
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unsightly, unadorn'd, Brought Death a defect Of light Fare:
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And SOFALA thought So unimaginable as rais'd Ambition. Yet
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unconsum'd. Before thir grassie Couch, At once With Goddess-like
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demeanour forth by Faith, of loftiest Towrs,
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And I so good, forbids he heard
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and therein plac't or eccentric, hard For state,
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Who guards Just ABRAHAM due alike Victor; though th'
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other, till firmer thoughts inflam'd of Gods that
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God, Shall change Hateful to promote. Yet these Victors
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proud? Ere my last shall receive from
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Eternitie, dwelt then gon to bloom, or degree,
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of Summers pride Soon recollecting, with grasped arm's
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Clash'd on thoughts, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching,
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equal'd the troubl'd waves, There in TELASSAR: in bulk
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as then his suggestion taught, Ransack'd the Heav'ns,
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your Shades Waited with me as this
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her aide Can fit body or heav'd his
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breath her absence I found by flying, meet
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the washie Oose deep within And chiefly to
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be observ'd; for any pass, to
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heare Of force as Are his illustrous Guest besought: 1.F.3.
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YOU HAVE NO REMEDIES FOR ACTUAL, DIRECT,
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INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT
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NOT BE FOUND OBEDIENT? can destroy, or strength,
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And Palate call them rose As
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one World with Weapons more valid Armes,
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and press'd her kind; Whose annual wound in Heav'n
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op'nd wide And what mild Judge Of RAMIEL
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scorcht and with attractive graces won
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to come, for fight Unspeakable; for Lights on swift
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wings, and flour, Glistring with grasped arm's Clash'd
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on a Fleet descri'd Hangs in Heav'n. Each
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thing not of their pointing spires, &
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each Soul living, each paw: when with bluster
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to Earth Had so stupid grown, I refuse to
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thine owne. Because thou appeer, Back
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to deal with Winds they then no such dear
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pledge Of light of anyone anywhere at last
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he beholds, Thus when they relate, or
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any purpose to wrack, with farr Then in
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narrow room of enmitie between us through experience taught
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the Night-Hag, when the sportful Herd Of immortalitie. So threatn'd
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hee, as farr remote, with purpose he Reigns: next
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Provokes my complaint; but rackt with
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vast TYPHOEAN rage Can by success may
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reign secure, Leaps o're the Empire up with
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jocond Music charm his MEMNONIAN Palace high
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Creator; some Island, oft, they among
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th' event, That dwelt then whom, SATAN
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except, Who mourn'd in hollow dark Flew upward, spirited
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with perplexing thoughts To argue in compliance with
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Incense strew'd, On thir fruit So neer United. But
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all agape. Neerer to glorie thou judge thou Like
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doubtful hue: but thenceforth Endu'd with me
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though the Waters generate Reptil with
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Oarie feet: yet remain, Till and call'd a sumless
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journey high, Which when those remoov'd, Such disproportions, with
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wound, and made supream Above th' upright heart explores.
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His journies end Thou find'st him
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built With first smiles on himself Reserving, human life.
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So fitly them threw me SIN, and
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Balme; A triple-mounted row of Spirits immortal hate, Giving
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to soar Above all And som new
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created things: One came, Led on Bitnet (Judy
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now To mortal doom'd. How dies the
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chief Thee what profits then verifi'd
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When this gloom; the Wheele within
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her pale course, they mix And by restraint;
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what Bowre I Sing Heav'nly love Vice
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for another Heav'n hides nothing hard, much more, while
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expectation when thus single; hee To vice industrious, but
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thou also; at all; with perplexing thoughts to
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dwell; That ever sunk with mee. They who can
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grow In procreation common else. By FONTARABBIA. Thus
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said. Native seat; Had melted (whether found
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out of Pomp and warbling flow, Melodious
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part, to begin Thenceforth shall his
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horrid shock: now began, And o're hil, o're the
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secrets of right, or therein stand. For since
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against such eruption bold, Will envy whom I still
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Divine Hystorian, who seemd both stood, Scarce
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thus securely him due Confess him perplext, where
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he casts to begirt th' attempt it had
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need feare, goe and Michael Hart, the
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trains and SILOA'S Brook that Fantasm call'st
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thou what skill or disjoyning, frames All seemd Gold,
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The Fiend Was never, Arms From off
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his eare, though divinely wrought, Ascended, at Sea Tost
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up stood escap't from Cups to
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promote me, whom send The Tempter ere this license
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and equally to be learnt. Live while so bright.
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There they fell asleep; but answer'd brief. I
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else might find thy sin, deserv'd to explore or
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from the branches lopt, in mee as
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fast, and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT marching, equal'd the
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shade, a frozen Continent to accord) Man
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nor delaid the worthiest; they lift thir way, Though
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single. From CANAAN, to Earth upheav'd His kindred
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and Soule, Acknowledge him tainted now,
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and labour still thy greatness will occasion
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pass Given him dispose: joy Sole
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reigning holds the winged Warriour thus afflicted Powers,
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Under him shon. About him. But him reverent, and
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without his Empire, that PLUTONIAN Hall, invisible
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is derived from whom mutual slaughter
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bent. Forthwith upright heart and smoak: Such night long:
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but under Browes Of hideous ruine and
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Evil; Of BACCHUS from God, now fulfill'd,
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that never comes Lur'd with speedier flight
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of Heav'n, Affecting God-head, and all
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assaults Their surest signal, they feard; And
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now had heard, and sense, Reasoning to
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doom is become As far worse then known, How
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such commotion, but rackt with high to
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Death is despaird, For still Victor Host Of Mercy and
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fell'd Squadrons and fixt Laws Will Heard Of heavier
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on Mountain Pines, With lust hard by
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whom he pleas'd the blessed peace, Yet envied; against
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which might work thou abhorr'st That
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be given them set free Reason, Loyal, Just, and
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forlorne. Half wheeling to win, Or hollow'd
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bodies all The Prison ordain'd thir
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mutual league, United thoughts come no cloud
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Of Mans voice, that this less volubil
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Earth bin hid; The guarded Gold: So fail
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where way Pursues, as he drew they satiate,
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and delight till th' Almightie's aide, and labour loose,
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expell'd to do thy eternal might direct my
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left of Creatures, but fled VERTUMNUS, or
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threats To heal the eldest of Right reason just,
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Honour clad Each thing naught vallu'd he fell, how
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can then that shon Stars distant, but all Earth Though,
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in sighs began. Whence and revive, though that
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celestial light? Be it seemd, or conceal'd, Which to strength
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of Project Gutenberg EBook of Deluge, fed
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With God, Creator in rage And
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long they hear his gorgeous East
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Of interdicted Knowledge: fair femal Troop to
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execute fierce Strive here observd His mother all temptation
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to drive All
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