Love's Deity By John Donne Analysis

In John Donne, there are three short poems, "Love 's Deity," The Dream," and "Self-Love" they are great poems that discuss the main themes such as love, imagery, nature, and dream of a man tried to be loved with a girl in life. It is an awesome poem; it brings many things to the reader and the audience has feeling peace, exciting, joy, and happy in life and society. Love is a series of strong emotions, the mentality, and different attitudes ranging from the personal feelings of the joy. It can also be a virtue representing human kindness, goodness, and sympathy - "loyal concern and altruism towards others". It could also describe the actions of humanity and sympathy for others, yourself or the animal. In the first poem "Love 's Deity" by John Donne, the poet has used …show more content…
So, the man cannot understand why all the lover would not love him because they believe that he can love him back. Then he decides that true love is the ideal yet acknowledges that loving someone who does not love back happened whether he wanted it or not. Moreover, the author believes that this would be the worst thing while he hates his lover in life and society. On the other hands, the contrast in this poem "The Dream" by Donne, is a poem that is filled all the passionate of the diction and the fantastic language that along with a beautiful tone to convey the feeling for his lover in a dream. It such a beautiful dream of the author Donne has a share for a man that he wants to dream of love in life. In the first stanzas of the poem, the author share to the audience and the reader with a range of fantastic language with the intention of drawing into the dream of a man with all the words like "fantasy," "fables," and "dreams." (Donne) It shows that each word that has effective about the affectionate to someone that wants to do everything with a bright love in