(i) Sweetest Love, I Do Not Goe
"Sweetest Love I Do Not Goe" is a typical metaphysic! poem written by John Donne. In this love Poem the Poet celebrates the power of time love. I prevails over death. The poet explains it with the help of his own life. The poet is parting with his beloved not because he has become jed up with her or he hopes to get a better love or "jitter love". He is parting because he wishes to dil in jest. Consequently, he will be hardened enough to face death when it really comes. The poet assures his beloved that he will come back just as the sum comes back everyday. The poet promises her that his return will be faster than the sun. The poet express his love in strong words such as "Thou sigh'st not winde/But sigh'st my should away." he further says that even if he dies, he will be present by her side. So there is no question of seperation. Thus, the poet throws light upon the certainty of death and expresses his strong desire to have some amusement.
(ii) Now The Leaves Are Falling Fast
"Now The Leaves Are Falling Fast" It is a song of a beautiful season. it is a simple poem about nature. The poem dwells upon the season that when this season comes the leaves start to falling fast. Leaves leave its branches and some small branches start to come out, when leaves come down from their branches, they (leaves) cover the ground. All the trees are covered with snow and it's a very beautiful sight. The poet, wants to say that in this season all the branches of trees become leafless. The wonderful bird Nightingale becomes dumb to see this season. He wants to do something from his hands but it becomes freeze, lonely on the separate knees.
(iii) An Epitaph
Walter de La Mare has written the poem, "An Epitaph". It is a tomb of a dead body. Here lies a beautiful lady. He wants to talk about the beautiful lady lying in the "Epitaph". She was the most beautiful lady that was ever born in the west country but when she was dead her beauty vanises. Her beauty passes Everything is cleared about herself with her death. The poet wept bitterly after her death. He remembered his beloved when he listened her sad demise. He used to sit beside her Epitaph where she was buried. The poet wants to say that a person should not leave alone to whom he has loved so much. he further adds that who will remember her when he (poet) dies.
