A speaker in one of this author's works predicts that "You shall be true to them who are false to you."  In addition to "The Indifferent," this author penned a work that compares the bravery of passion to that of the nine worthies in "The Undertaking."  This author responded to Marlowe's Passionate Shepherd to His Love with "The Bait," and celebrated "full nakedness" in an Elegy subtitled "To His Mistress Going to Bed."  He wrote a set of five Satires, as well as two poems on the death of his patron, Robert Drury's daughter: the Anniversaries, one of which includes the oft anthologized "An Anatomy of the World."  A 1633 collection by this man, the Songs and Sonnets, included a work that comp
A speaker in one of this author's works predicts that "You shall be true to them who are false to you."  In addition to "The Indifferent," this author penned a work that compares the bravery of passion to that of the nine worthies in "The Undertaking."  This author responded to Marlowe's Passionate Shepherd to His Love with "The Bait," and celebrated "full nakedness" in an Elegy subtitled "To His Mistress Going to Bed."  He wrote a set of five Satires, as well as two poems on the death of his patron, Robert Drury's daughter: the Anniversaries, one of which includes the oft anthologized "An Anatomy of the World."  A 1633 collection by this man, the Songs and Sonnets, included a work that compared a pair of souls to "stiff twin compasses."  For 10 points, name this author of the line "Death, be not proud," a Metaphysical poet whose works include the Holy Sonnets and "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning."
A speaker in one of this author's works predicts that "You shall be true to them who are false to you."  
John Donne