Introduction
:
The Term
Metaphysical as applied to
English and Continental European Poets of the seventeenth century .whose poetry comes to be known as
the Metaphysical Poetry . it was Dr. Johnson
who while writing on the life of
Abraham Cowley in his Book ‘ The Lives’ Commented extensively on the
poetry of Donne and his Followers,
calling at Metaphysical Poetry ,and the
Metaphysical poets Continue to be studied and revered for their intricacy and
originality.
Metaphysical Poetry of john Donne
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Death, Be not Proud
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Sweetest Love, I do not go
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The Dream
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The Ecstasy
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The flea
Death , Be not Proud
In this poem , poet
addresses the death . saying that there is no need for death to be proud through
some people call it very powerful nor
dangerous . it neither powerful nor dangerous. Death believes that even throws
those people do not die at all . Death has no capacity to kill poet . This how
Donne challenges the death , the picture of death is nothing but sleep and
rest.
“Die
not , poor Death, nor yet canst thou kill me from rest and sleep, which but thy
picture.”
Donne considered his sonnet
saying that death need not become Proud. This life is a sleep in the
sense that it is full of illusion but death liberate us from that illusion and we wake up forever.
Donne believes that if death is accepted with this spirit there is no any death itself die.
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