1. John donne

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57-58 “Death be not proud”
Words Worth Knowing
Sonnet: definition here
Apostrophe: definition here

3. Review: Sonnet Forms
Similarities: 14 line lyric poem, strict rhyme scheme, iambic pentameter
Shakespearean (English)
Petrarchan (Italian)
Spenserian
3 Quatrains: lines of 4; express related ideas; abab cdcd efef rhyme scheme
Rhyming Couplet: sums up the poet’s message; gg rhyme scheme
Octave: 8 lines; establishes the speaker’s situation; abbaabba rhyme scheme
Sestet: 6 lines; resolves, draws conclusions about, or reacts to situation; cdecde or cdcdcd rhyme scheme
Turn: transition from octave to sestet
3 Quatrains: lines of 4; express related ideas; abab bcbc cdcd rhyme scheme
Rhyming Couplet: commentary on the ideas developed; ee rhyme scheme
Turn occurs between quatrains and couplet

4. “Death be not proud” [IN 57]
Develop an original parody of “Death be not proud”
Begin with an apostrophe
Follow the sonnet’s form

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59-60 “A Valediction: Forbidding Morning”
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Conceit: definition here

6. “A Valediction: Forbidding Morning” [IN 60]
What does the metaphysical conceit in lines suggest about love?
The metaphysical conceit suggests that love is _____.
The speaker says, “_____” (line ___).
In other words, _____.
This demonstrates that love is _____ because _____.
Another example of this is when the speaker says “_____” (line ___).
To put it another way, _____.
This reveals that love is _____ because _____.