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  • Death Be Not Proud: A Memoir

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    Death Be Not Proud is a memoir written by novelist John Gunther about the death of his teenage son. Johnny, Gunther's son, is diagnosed with a massive and inoperable brain tumor that takes his life at the age of seventeen. The memoir is Gunther's attempt to cope with the loss and a portrait of a sensitive, brilliant young man. It is remarkable for the poignancy of the narrative voice and for the raw, unvarnished accounting of Johnny's death and its effects on the family.

  • Poetic Devices in Death Be Not Proud

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  • Death in Holy Sonnet 10: Death Be Not Proud

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    No matter your religion sex or race death comes to us all No generation knows this better than the present Death rates are at an all time high This is why it is not a surprise that artists of literature such as poets continually write literature on death Two such poets are Dylan Thomas and John Donne These two artists similarly but also very differently explore death in there poetry In the Holy Sonnet 10 Death Be Not Proud Donne explores the idea that Death is not something to be feared but loo

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    Donnes Poem Death Be Not Proud In the poem Death Be Not Proud written by John Donne death is personified The personification of death creates a feeling that death is less powerful than we think Donne creates and image of death that is not mysterious not in control and a slave of low status He does this by undermining the idea of death as bound to the rules of fate chance kings and desperate men He insists that death is no more powerful than any mortal is Suggesting that death is not mysterious

  • John Donnes Paradox

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    John Donnes Paradox O death where is your victory O death where is your sting Now the sting of death is sin and the power of sin is the law But thanks be to God who has given us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ I Corinthians 15 55 57 55 The Sonnet of Death Be Not Proud is an eloquently told argument for why death is not to be feared but embraced Its author John Donne argues that death is weak and cannot hurt us He knows death is what all men by nature fear because we have not seen what

  • Death: Unspoken, Yet Written

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    In the real world Death is a topic that is avoided at all costs Nobody wants to think or speak about what is to be considered the possible end This is where literature comes in For some unknown reason authors feel that they can say things through their pieces that they would be too afraid or not likely to voice out loud Literature provides an outlet for these authors to write fictional stories and poems about one of the things they fear most Death One way that authors overstep the boundaries of

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