He wrote that "every man is a piece of the Continent; a part of the main" and that "No Man is an Island".
One of his verses describes concludes with the line "All my perfumes, I give most willingly / T' embalm thy father's corse". Another of his poems describes a figure "slave to fate, chance, kings and desperate men". The title creature of one of his poems, "suck'd me first, and now sucks thee". He wrote that "every man is a piece of the Continent; a part of the main" and that "No Man is an Island". For 10 points, name this author of the Meditations and "Death Be Not Proud".
One of his verses describes concludes with the line "All my perfumes, I give most willingly / T' embalm thy father's corse".
John {Donne}