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Metaphysical poetry is characterized by a direct tone, concentration on a single theme without digression, and extended epigrams. Metaphysical poets such as John Donne employed dramatic openings, concentrated on single ideas throughout short poems, and created conceits that stretched comparisons between spiritual and physical elements.
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- 3. Characteristics of metaphysical poetry; DRAMATIC MANNER AND DIRECT TONE OF SPEECH; One of the main characteristics of metaphysical poetry Poetry was written in a colloquial manner Mostly in the form of riffing or monologue I.E In the starting line of the poem “The Canonization” by John Donne – there is given a dramatic starting – “For God’s sake hold your tongue, and let me love”.
- 4. Cont. CONCENTRATION; an important quality of metaphysical poetry in general. Metaphysical poetry was about single themes A metaphysical poem tends to be shorter The reader is held to one idea In “The Extasie”, the principal argument is that the function of man as a man is being worthily performed through different acts of love. He continues with the theme without digression.
- 5. Cont. AN EXTENDED EPIGRAMS; In poetry, an epigram is usually a short and witty statement that conveys a single observation or thought. Donne’s metaphysical poetry is composed in a similar fashion. Content matches the ideas of the epigram Nothing is described in detail nor any word is wasted Length of poetry is longer than regular epigrams. This is why such poetry can be termed an “extended epigram”.
- 6. Cont. CONCEIT; Metaphysical poets were known for creating a comparison of completely different things Comparison was not based on similarities Makes a far stretched comparison between a spiritual aspect of a person and a physical thing in the world A metaphysical conceit is an extended metaphor I.E The comparisons made in “The flea” and “A valediction: Forbidding Mourning”