Songs and Sonnets

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Songs and Sonnets is a celebrated collection of metaphysical love poems by John Donne, noted for its inventive conceits and exploration of passion, faith, and mortality.

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instanceOf book
poetry collection
author John Donne
circulation manuscript circulation in the early 17th century
containsWork A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning
The Anniversary
The Apparition
linked to: Apparition

The Bait
The Blossom
The Bracelet
The Broken Heart
The Calm
The Canonization
The Computation
The Curse
The Dissolution
The Dream
The Ecstasy
The Expiration
The Flea
The Funeral
The Good-Morrow
The Indifferent
The Induction
The Legacy
The Message
The Paradox
The Primrose
The Prohibition
The Relic
The Storm
The Sun Rising
The Token
The Triple Fool
The Undertaking
The Will
countryOfOrigin England
criticalReputation celebrated collection of John Donne’s love poems
form lyric poetry
genre love poetry
metaphysical poetry
hasInfluenced English metaphysical love poetry
later devotional poetry
language English
literaryMovement Metaphysical poets
linked to: Metaphysical poetry
literaryPeriod Renaissance literature
mainTheme death
love
religion
spirituality
notedFor exploration of faith
exploration of mortality
exploration of passion
inventive conceits

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John Donne notableWork Songs and Sonnets