The document provides an overview and analysis of the metaphysical poem "Death be not proud" by John Donne. It introduces Donne as a 17th century poet and discusses metaphysical poetry, noting that it is inspired by philosophy and conceptual ideas about the universe. The document then examines vocabulary, dramatic voice, and quotes the final lines of Donne's poem to illustrate these literary elements.

2. o content of the presentation :
o john Donne introduction
o “Death be not proud” As a metaphysical poem
o Use of language
o Quotation to poem “death be not proud” &
o Explanation

3.  John Donne 1572-1631
 A greatest English poet
 Score of writer
 As a metaphysical poet

4.  Definition of metaphysical poetry:-
 The learned critics feel that “metaphysical
poetry” is inspired by philosophy, phylosophycal
concept of the universe and the role assigned to
human spirit in the great drama

5.  Death be not proud in vocabulary is not unusual
 Dramatic voice
 Ten out of ten in the final lines

6. “Death ,be not proud , thought some have called
thee
Mighty and dreadful ,for thou art not so;
For those ,whom thou thinks' thou dost overthrow,
From rest and sleep ,which but thy picture be,
Much pleasure , then from thee much more must
flow
And soonest our best men with thee do go,
Rest of their bones, and soul’s delivery.”