John Donne was a 17th-century English poet known for his metaphysical poetry. His works often explore complex themes of love, religion, and mortality.
Metaphysical Poetry: A style of poetry characterized by intellectual and philosophical themes, unconventional imagery, and complex metaphors.
An extended metaphor or comparison used in metaphysical poetry to express complex ideas.
Holy Sonnets: A collection of religious poems written by John Donne that reflect his spiritual struggles and beliefs.