Analysis of Language in "The Canonization" by John Donne

In the Canonization of The John Donne, the speaker uses spiritual expressions such as Mystery (27), Hymn (35), Orthodox (36), Reverend (37), and Winter Palace (38). All these words have religious implications. Using these words when speaking about love, speakers suggest that love resembles love for God, love is spiritual. Mystery is a religious truth people can not fully understand. If we apply this definition to love, unless we have loved to experience it on our own, we can interpret it as something that love is unknown.

The poem "The Canonization" written by John Donne is about love. In this poem, Dorn reveals the concept of physical love and spiritual love. The word Dorn chose in this verse is an example of a poem technique that allows the reader not only to understand the speaker but also to see the image based on the choice of various aspects of love. The opening line for the first quarter is "Grab your tongue for God and love me." The sex lecturer also mentioned the physical aspects of "my paralysis or my gout, my five gray hair" on lines 2 and 3. This gives the reader an image of the elderly. The first three lines show that real love is powerful, not based on physical qualities, but love is eternal. Unlike the artificial love the speaker called "cover" in line 7

In a poem by John Donne's "Classification", a talker talked about the suspicion of finding true love to others. The same result occurs over time as time passes. Many of them are struggling psychologically. Because they had a bad experience in love. So he used this poem as a warning to convey his feelings and worry. Dawn thinks that her husband and wife can not have people in a faithful and reliable relationship. I think that he thinks someone has found the perfect man to be cheated.