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Sweetest Love I Do Not Go Analysis by John Donne | Stanza by Stanza

Anwaar Ahmed January 12, 2019 937Comments

In this poem, he is addressing to his wife Anne Moore. The theme of the Poem is parting; therefore, the poet consoles her wife.

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