Donne

To Donne she always served the treat, and was happy to see his approbation of it proved beyond a doubt.

Dryden confesses of himself and his contemporaries that they fall below Donne in wit, but maintains that they surpass him in poetry.

I don't know all that much about poetry, but Lipton said I had to put Donne on.

Jimmy Donne: We don't, you know, write songs, we don't write novels. We're Wall Street people who are going to respond as we know how.

Consequently, Mr Stubbs does not offer a new Donne, but does offer a fairly thorough account of the one we know.

For nearly a decade Donne struggled to support his wife and their many children.

Their mood was like that of John Donne.

The unity of ration and emotion and co-existence of passion and philosophy, are the major artistic features of poems of John Donne.

The Poetry of the representative metaphysical poet John Donne is famous for his singular techniques and conceits.

Being the most prominent English metaphysical poet, Donne is also best known as a poetry of love.

At a young age Yeats was reading Dante Alighieri, William Shakespeare, John Donne and the works of William Blake and Percy Bysshe Shelley.

To paraphrase John Donne, no software engineer -- and no team of software engineers -- is an island.

The Sons and Sonnets, by which Donne is probably best known, contains most of his early lyrics.

Having inherited a considerable fortune, young "Jack Donne" spent his money on womanizing, on books, at the theatre, and on travels.

Loyalty and betrayal are the two main themes of Donne's love poems. This contradictory view of love has deep love and religious roots.

His father, John Donne , was a well-to-do ironmonger and citizen of London.

His third satire, however, deals with the problem of true religion, a matter of great importance to Donne.

It's true, Donne! Some of the microbes in our gut are there for a good reason.

John Donne was unique and singular at using geometry knowledge and imagery, particularly the triangle image and the circle image.

Donne's earliest poems showed a brilliant knowledge of English society coupled with sharp criticism of its problems.

A much bigger problem is his decision to shy away from sustained discussion of Donne's poetry as poetry.

"To comprehend is to know a thing as well as that thing can be known" (John Donne ).

"No man is an island, " the 17th-century English poet, satirist, lawyer and priest John Donne once said.

There is little in these 500-plus pages to remind readers of the astonishing vibrancy and strangeness of Donne's poetic imagination.

However, Donne , this so-called New World also has other negative side.

Metaphysical poetry: The poetry of John Donne and other 17th century poets who wrote in a similar style.

Like his poems, John Donne s prose works are also full of conceits.

As John Donne wrote, "no man is an island. "

Then reasons reach, and oft hath wonders donne.

Gives me message in here. Le message me donne dedans ici.

This made Donne begin to question his faith.

Hi, Donne. What's wrong? You look terrible.

I think Donne wrote a poem about that.

a me donne envie de.

Any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind. -John Donne British poet.

Jet Lee, Bruce Lee, Donne Yen and Jackie Chan are all my favourite stars and Ye Wen is my favourite movie.

Conformity of Diverse Aesthetic Feelings--An construction of the tension in emotion of John Donne'poems

Appreciation of the Conceits in the Love Poems of Metaphysical Poet John Donne

Harmony in Variation--Deconstruction of Petrarchan Sonnet by Donne's Poetry

Conflicts in Soul--John Donne and His Early Love Poetry

On conceits, reasoning and contradiction in Donne's love poems

The Metaphorical Meaning of Circle Imagery in the Love Poems by Donne

John Donne-The Great Writer of Conceit

Son regard me donne de la Palpitation. Des palpitations

Analogy and Appreciation of Imagery in John Donne's Poems

An Analysis of Tension in Emotion in Donne's Love Poetry

Philosophy: The Matrix of John Donne's Poetic Art

Comments on Metaphors in John Donne's Love Poetry

The Circle Image in John Donne's Poetry

(1964) Blood and Black Lace (Sei donne per l'assassino)

The Lives of Donne and Herbert

I came to nursing circuitously, following a brief career as an English professor. Often at work in the hospital I hear John Donne in my head