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John Donne     John Donne was a writer with exceptional natural endowment and had an ardent feeling or so all that he wrote. In the generator of his life he was a charming man who , was accepted by royalty because of his personality and make-up ability. Having been employed by one of the fays highly regarded men , he worked and associated with the high class royalty. Donnes life and job lead him to meet and eventually marry his employers daughter. This couple caused scandal due to the classifications of the two mickle. Having lost his job because of this and in addition not being able to obtain steady employment the family lived in poverty for years. Donne held low class secretary jobs and wrote during this time , but inadequacy of financial security kept them where they where in life. He , by writing with the motivation from the hunch of his wife , became one of the most widely immortalise writers of the time. As time went on Anne passed away and Donne was left with the children. He soon was elected dean of St. Pauls Cathedral , became a renowned speaker , he used the motivation of God and the church to provoke his writing.      Much of Donnes poetry was written for his wife and was very intense due to the fuck he felt for her. In "The Canonization" Donne tries to contract why he cannot love Anne and asks what is the matter with his love , for he sees it as true. He writes in a civil manner asking if his love has hurt anyone , if the intensity that he loves her has ever injured anyone. Never fearing what others range or do to the couple he bases the security of his life on their love. He ponders why people be worrying about their love when awful people are committing horrible acts throughout the world. He says that they are one and nothing could break them apart. Not wanting to be daunted anymore and yearning to live free with his love he wonders if people will approve and , though his love wil l not flush it , fears that the impact of the world will destroy their bond.      During his years without his wife Donne wrote about the love of the church and the Lord. Much like the prior years in intensity and feeling , but with a different object of affection.