No Man Is an Island by John Donne

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Deniskipkoech - Famous poem for a reason

Clever write.

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Life changer - Wow ,a great work always catches eye. The choice of words surely tells one that you knew what you were writing

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Naz'e - Bravo... on this piece...

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Kippchu - A reminder for brexit

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Amal.N - What a deep human love that is expressed in a different way. "A Man's death diminishes me as im involved in mankind" This line is a gem in literature written in true love for humanity.
No doubt "The bell tolls for thee". Thx

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Lil Lady - ← So nice good work

Good job

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Lil Lady - Keep. On writting

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Lil Lady - nice work

Amazing

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Sky King - ← I couldn't get the meaning of this poem, perhaps it is just me?

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Sky King - Awesome poetry

Inspiring

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sarahrose - Yes! Great visualization, in a metaphor of universal connection!! Love it!!

Inspiring

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BrenoP - Great composition of atmosphere and flow

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Sticks - If this were published today the poet would be branded a Remoaner and anti-Brexit.

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John Donne [1572-1631] was born in London, England.
Despite his relgious calling (he was Dean of St, Pauls Cathedral in London)his poetry is notable for it eroticism and sometimes cynical worldview, as well as for its striking imagery.

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