For 10 points, name this poem that appears as the tenth work in Holy Sonnets by John Donne.
A John Gunther memoir about a brain tumor takes its name from this poem in which the speaker laments "poppies or charms can make us sleep as well." The speaker of this poem observes that "much more must flow" and that "with poison, war, and sickness" dwells the subject. The title entity is called "mighty and (*) dreadful," but the speaker insists that "thou art not so." The narrator of this poem asserts that "chance, kings, fate, and desperate men" are the masters of the title entity and concludes that "thou shalt die." For 10 points, name this poem that appears as the tenth work in Holy Sonnets by John Donne.
A John Gunther memoir about a brain tumor takes its name from this poem in which the speaker laments "poppies or charms can make us sleep as well."
“{Death, be not proud}”