Adrienne Rich took one of this man's titles for a poem beginning "My swirling wants. Your frozen lips," and Cleanth Brooks took the title of The Well-Wrought Urn from a poem where this man imagines "build[ing] in sonnets pretty rooms" after death. He told a lover "For God's sake, hold your tongue" in "The Canonization," and imagined a creature which "suck'd [him] first, and now sucks thee" in "The
Adrienne Rich took one of this man's titles for a poem beginning "My swirling wants. Your frozen lips," and Cleanth Brooks took the title of The Well-Wrought Urn from a poem where this man imagines "build[ing] in sonnets pretty rooms" after death. He told a lover "For God's sake, hold your tongue" in "The Canonization," and imagined a creature which "suck'd [him] first, and now sucks thee" in "The Flea." This author depicted a compass in "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning," claimed that "No man is an island," and wrote "Death, be not proud." For 10 points, name this metaphysical poet, the English author of Meditations and the Holy Sonnets.
Adrienne Rich took one of this man's titles for a poem beginning "My swirling wants.
John Donne