daily-robot-milton/poem_2021-05-21.txt

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 
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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