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John Donne's Holy Sonnet 5 Interpretation and Analysis

What is interesting, strange, revealing, about the poem to you? The poem analyzed, is that of John Donne’s Holy Sonnet 5, also known as The Divine Meditations. John Donne wrote the series of poems during a combination of grievances he was experiencing and also was converting from Roman Catholicism to Anglicism. The most interesting and unveiling part of these poems seems, is that Donne seemed to be enlightened in a sense to have written such great pieces of scripture that later after his passing were considered the most remarkable poems revolving around religion. “But black sin hath betrayed to endless night/1411” says Donne “My worlds both parts, and O, both parts must die/1635.4” revealing that he is living a part of his life that he is not proud of, and seems as if he is actually haunted by it. He pleads earnestly for the dark sin he commits to be erased, which in my opinion is a significant part to the poem because as he writes the script

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