1. Ozymandias and Death Be Not Proud
On the other hand, John Donne's, "Death be not Proud, though some have called thee", addresses the facts that "Death" is not the end of the life but in many ways a new beginning. ... "Penta" because each line of the sonnet could be read in five syllables like: "Death be/ not proud/ though some/ have called/ ed thee" – "Mighty/ and dread/ full, for, thou art/ not so," and so on. ... He believes that death only involves the physical aspects of life and not the spiritual. The poet is saying "Die not, poor death, nor yet canst thou ...
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- Grade Level: High School