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John Donne (1571-1631) was a English metaphysical poet, whose work is characterized by subtle imagery and figurative language.

Short Biography:

In 1615 Donne took orders in the Church of England and as dean of St Paul's Cathedral, London, was noted for his sermons. His poetry includes the sonnets 'No man is an island' and 'Death be not proud', elegies, and satires.

Donne was brought up in the Roman Catholic faith, and matriculated early at Oxford to avoid taking the oath of supremacy. read more...

Tags: satires, poems, law

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