'Almost all John Donne's poems are DRAMATIC MONOLOGUES uttered in a mood of passionate apprehension.' Amplify and illustrate?

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John Donne: Poems

'Almost all John Donne's poems are DRAMATIC MONOLOGUES uttered in a mood of passionate apprehension.' Amplify and illustrate?

Meaning of DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE

How Donne's work are cosidered as Dramatic Monologues ?

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Answered by jill d #170087 on 1/9/2015 2:35 PM

"A dramatic monologue is a type of poem in which the speaker is directly addressing and talking to some other person. The speaker in such poems usually speaks alone, in a one way conversation, and so it is called a monologue."

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Use of dramatic monologue John donne

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