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john donne's song

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September 16, 2016

 

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So, while Donne asks of the impossible he still exhibits hope. He then states to "Get with child a mandrake root". The mandrake is a poisonous and narcotic plant that was formerly falsely used for its roots, which has been said to resemble the human flesh, to promote conception. Supposedly, when pulled from the ground it would let out an awesome shriek and cause death to the person who uprooted it...
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Supposedly, when pulled from the ground it would let out an awesome shriek and cause death to the person who uprooted it. By using "child" and "mandrake root" Donne exemplifies the deception of the root and the impossibility of getting a child from the root. Also, the mandrake also reflects the lethality of women perceived by Donne...
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