"As due by many titles I resign My self to thee, O God ?" (Donne) What do you see as the most interesting or challenging aspects of therelationship between the human and divine in the texts ?Jane Eyre' and the poetry of John Donne?

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This in turn creates an interesting aspect for the reader, as it seems as through the sonnet is not strictly about God but possibly an address to him, yet it could also be viewed as being primarily about Donne himself as the word "I" features prominently...
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This creates an intimacy amongst the poem but despite this, Donne's poetry sounds very public: "Your force to break, blow, burn?" (Line 4). The address is undoubtedly to God but yet the poem is about Donne: the use of the words "I" and "my" appear 14 times and in relation to the addressee, words such as "God" and "you" appear 9 times...
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