Analysis / Summary of "Death Be Not Proud" by John Donne : Metaphysical Poets

[@Pratyanchahere]

Correction at 1:38 - A Sonnet is a 14 line poem, not 16.

[@SmileBanwala]

Yep mam

[@mohamadyasdaan3537]

yes sonnet is a poem of 14 lines not a 16 lines please give authentic information

[@simrangupta2671]

noted

[@populargaming9298]

There are many defferent between sonnet and poem ok mam so I can't say sonnet is 14 line poem because sonnet is Sonnet

[@soumavagoswami7487]

People need lecturers and teachers like you. Thanks for such a great explanation in such a quick time.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you so much. Keep watching!

[@girishsharma7567]

Mam we have this poem in our semester and I was facing some difficulties in comprehending it, but the way in which u explained this poem is just spectacular. I was easily able to understand the poem after watching your video and I must say these series are amazing.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you Girish, for taking the time to send in this wonderful response.

[@ayezashadaz3113]

Your explanation was quick and absorbing

[@shalinirawat9162]

Ma'am wonderful explanation just loved it and I got the full meaning of this poem by your explanation fabulous ma'am

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thanks so much! Keep watching.

[@upasanahingol1612]

Thank youu so muchhh mam, your simpler tone is enough to get clear cut understanding. Please upload more regarding UPSC syllabus.

[@bhoomikadinesh6047]

So far the best explanation I hav heard! Thankyou ❤️

[@snegathecocoaqueen2830]

Thank God I just clicked your video to watch for this summary..OMG thanks a lot mam for your passionate teaching and incredible explanation of the poem..keep going mam.

[@truthuntold4787]

Perfect this what I was in need! For tomorrow's exam! Yay!!!! Tqsm ma'am!

[@Pratyanchahere]

All the best for your studies!

[@StoryWeave3014]

Truly speaking mam after a long long time I found someone whose explanation touched my heart.. I really loved the way you teach passionately and made the poem so easy to understand.. thnk you so much

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you so much for your lovely words!

[@famiyafatma8907]

She is an underrated teacher..she shud have got more subscribers nd likes...she is such an amazing teacher when it comes to unfolding the meaning

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you so much. I am humbled.

[@shalinirawat9162]

Ma'am I will be very grateful to you if you will plzzz explain these poems also: Canonization True love Parson in Canterbury tales Since there's no help left On his Mistress going bed On Mr Milton's Paradise Lost On a drop of dew Ma'am plzzz favour me I need these explanations for my semester examination

[@Pratyanchahere]

Noted! Will schedule these in our recording sequences. Keep watching this space.

[@sshiremath1811]

Unique way of explanation

[@aakashchauhanf7046]

Kindly, complete beach and every of work of these metaphysical writers. We guys are preparing for UGC net. You are thebonly hope. Plz teach us Ugc net and you will get subscription in millions.

[@GARIMASEN-yc1du]

i hahve my exmas tomorrow and I am watching lectures rn. thank you

[@satishhiremath834]

Outstanding Sonnet, your explanation made it more beautiful. Thank you for the lecture. Keep uploading more and more videos.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you for the kind words. Am glad you found the explanation beautiful.

[@payalchaudhary425]

This is all what I need..

[@Pratyanchahere]

Am glad you found this helpful.

[@Suman_Click]

Mam your voice is so sweet in English as well as in Hindi and Urdu...You and your explanation is mind blowing.... Thank for such an explanation.... Lots of love and support...❣️❣️

[@Pratyanchahere]

I smiled wide and happy upon reading your comment. Thank you Suhani for supporting the channel.

[@tariqulislam8551]

Thank you ma'am for explaining this so easy way! From Bangladesh

[@riyadutta990]

Hi mam ....I am very happy 😊bcz ....u reply to my comments for the earlier pieces...that inspire me to know much more details from u.....and also very happy...this is the another piece of Donne ..that console me very much .....thank you so much mam

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you Riya. Keep watching! Am sure the channel shall keep bringing you joy.

[@rosydeka2164]

Ma'am we the students are blessed to hv such kind of explanation... Really it's wonderful

[@Pratyanchahere]

And it is wonderful on my part to know that the students relate to the videos. Thank you. And keep watching.

[@rosydeka2164]

@@Pratyanchahere ma'am can u plz make a video on Doctor Fautus and Wife of Bath's Prologue.. we will understand it better if u explain it to us.... Whatever u explain is perfect and even after watching your videos I can remind all u taught

[@ushosreechakraborty5175]

Mam I totally loved your explanation....thank you so much for explaining in such funderful way :)

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you so much for writing in!

[@lalnunpuiarenthlei7857]

I appreciate your enthusiasm while explaining. Well-explained. Short and crisp. Can you do a lecture on Ode to Autumn by Keats? Thank you

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you! Sure I would upload the Keats piece you spoke of. Keep watching this space.

[@Zimpee_]

The way you explain ❤️

[@Pratyanchahere]

Best wishes to you!

[@r.laharireddy9080]

Thanks for the easy explanation

[@aclockworkwacko]

Wow! Was just looking for this. Thankyou Ma'am.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Great! Keep watching!

[@adarshshrivastava484]

Awesome explanation ma'am.We want more videos on English literature pls

[@Yshta456]

Thankyou maam for such crystal clear n crisp lecture !

[@shang9319]

Ma'am you're the last minute saviour now I understood the poetry well 🍻

[@Pratyanchahere]

All the best!!

[@stepsofsuccess]

Ma'am u r doing a great job..I'm so glad to hear u... inspiration for everyone... thanks alot ma'am.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you! Keep watching.

[@missranjna1899]

Thanks ma'am What's an amazing explanation👏🏼

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you Ranju!

[@sakchumlepcha6454]

Tysm ma'am ❤️

[@RajatkumarChemistry]

dealing with death with blissful smile. thanks for the narration, underrated youtube channel

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you for watching!

[@ashikbillah3754]

I have enjoyed the poem. That was a great explanation teacher Pratyancha. Thank you so much for the video. We want a lot of videos from you.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you Ashik. With the encouragement coming from wellwishers like yourself we indeed shall continue to make many more videos.

[@mahekdoshi9818]

wonderful explanation mam thank you

[@nanaooo5297]

thank you for your wonderful explanation ❤❤

[@Suman_Click]

Thank you so much mam for nice explaination...💞

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank for watching Suhani.

[@mithudey9669]

Excellent explanation

[@mantashaafreen7448]

YOU ARE AMAZING

[@rekhanpathange8631]

Nice explanation about the poem 👌 Mam

[@SikkimkoKT77]

Thank you so much ma'am. Your explanation is wonderful.this help me a lot for my exam. once again thank you ma'am

[@Pratyanchahere]

Am happy the video could be of help. Keep watching!

[@nehoosingh2554]

such a wonderful explanation mam 👌👍👍 thank you so much

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thanks so much! Keep watching!

[@jungkookcutebunny]

Very good explanation ma'am.. Thank you

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you!

[@parshantkumar232]

I love your way of recitation ❤️

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you so much! Poetry is one of the greatest joys available to mankind.

[@ruparoy3017]

Excellent presentation, ma'am!!

[@bredamaune2028]

A brilliant analysis. Thank you.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you Breda!

[@garimarajput3935]

Ma'am ❤️because of your fantastic😍 explanation of this poem📜 , I can actually imagine death ⚔️in the form of a lady👸 who is a slave 👳‍♀️and has to come to the person who is going to face it , whether she want to go or not. And death has actually lost its pride👑 now and cannot see itself as mighty 💪😎 as it used to 😁😁

[@Pratyanchahere]

Run your imagination wild! Learn and enjoy.

[@garimarajput3935]

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[@medhasdhevesh1542]

Thank you so much ma'am...

[@Pratyanchahere]

Keep watching Medha!

[@gouthamgoutham1009]

Thank you mam

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you for watching!

[@ajit2116]

Maam it's a wonderful Explaination. Thank you so much

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thanks for watching!

[@smitasingh6773]

Beautifully explained

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you!

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you!

[@smitasingh6773]

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[@avsgold8885]

What a perfect putting in.... 👌👌👌👌

[@uttomchandraroy2879]

Thanks mam

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thanks Uttom!

[@riteshsinghjamwal8536]

Nice

[@kermitthefrogo]

Talk about a perfect explanation 👌

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you! Keep watching!

[@princewarriach3658]

what is the central idea of this sonnet ?

[@gajenk4897]

Never knew that any English teacher could be so beautiful , in every aspect specially the way you speak and teach😍 I wish you were my teacher at school😭

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you so much! Loved reading your comment. Have noted down your request. Keep watching this space.

[@AyantikaPaul30]

Loved your explanation!

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you!

[@chethanchet4225]

Superb

[@smitasingh6773]

Mam do you provide coaching literature?

[@thaamaraiselvi115]

Neat and perfect explanation! Thank you mam! 😊

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you! I am glad you liked it.

[@nilotpolbedi355]

Thank you maam . I have a request , plz discuss about how to write critical comments and summary on a given poem in exam .

[@Harshi1823]

Amazing explanation ma'am 💞💞💞death be not proud 😂😂

[@MichaelPapi08]

you're really good, wonderful explanation

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you! Keep watching!

[@NaveenKumarErroju]

"All the world is a stage by Shakespeare" please

[@Pratyanchahere]

Noted.

[@KaziAshikujjaman]

I love you so much mam🖤

[@chilzie7822]

I thought its 14 lines n not 16:)

[@Pratyanchahere]

Yes :). I said in the flow and realised later. It indeed is fourteen lines. The correction is displayed on screen as i speak of it.

[@pallawijha9201]

Mam ur works on the poetry is commendable u explain in such a good way that it prints in my mind..I hv a little query can u uploaded lecture on the history of English literature it will be very helpful for us

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you Pallawi for your appreciation. I have noted your request.

[@kavithatnk4448]

Beautiful explanation Mam!

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you so much! Do watch other videos.

[@Srishti27389]

Sonnet is a poem of fourteen lines not sixteen lines poem.

[@Tubemate512]

Amazing explanation mam👍🏻

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you! Am glad you liked it.

[@shammikamath]

Excellent 👌 mam

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you Sharmila.

[@sujoybiswas6339]

Ma'am please make a video about "valediction: forbidding mourning"

[@Pratyanchahere]

Sure Sujoy!

[@sujoybiswas6339]

@@Pratyanchahere Thank you ma'am..

[@chethanchet4225]

Osm

[@sonykumari2558]

Wonderfully defined....😊

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thanks so much! Keep watching!

[@teena6051]

Nice video. What do you mean by conceit? When you talk about something that is an abstract thing such as death ,do we call the literary device "apostrophe" or"personification". I am confused. could you kindly explain with definitions of both these terms

[@Pratyanchahere]

Please see the first video of the Metaphysical Poets' playlist. I have explained conceit in there. The video is 'To his coy mistress.'

[@Pratyanchahere]

The apostrophe (' or ’) character is a punctuation mark, and sometimes a diacritical mark, in languages that use the Latin alphabet and some other alphabets. In English it is used for several purposes:[1] The marking of the omission of one or more letters (as in the contraction of do not to don't). The marking of possessive case of nouns (as in the eagle's feathers, or in one month's time). The marking of plurals of individual characters (e.g. p's and q's). From Wikipedia

[@Pratyanchahere]

Personification is a figure of speech where human qualities are given to non-living objects. In the arts, personification means representing a non-human thing as if it were human. Personification gives human traits and qualities, such as emotions, desires, sensations, gestures and speech, often by way of a metaphor. Personification is much used in visual arts. Examples in writing are "the leaves waved in the wind", "the ocean heaved a sigh" or "the Sun smiled at us". In easy language personification is just giving an example of a living being for a non-living thing. From simple Wikipedia

[@ritikakumari1814]

Mam will you plz provide the link of the introduction video of metaphysical poetry???

[@Pratyanchahere]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZSyYYt-hbOhga8

[@ritikakumari1814]

@@Pratyanchahere thankyou mam💚

[@nehamalik9353]

but perfect explanation 😘

[@shahnawazbashir6236]

Love ur voice Nice way of teaching.I am watching ur first video .plz tell me wat books should I read to qualify Net 2021

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you!

[@aditipankaj]

Ma’am kindly make a video on the metaphysical poem of John Donne ‘The Funeral’. I’m not able to understand it. I wish you would revert. Thank you

[@Pratyanchahere]

Noted. Keep watching this space.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Hello Aditi. Here's the link of the poem explanation "The Funeral" on my channel : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHrHZGWpgpuEqKs

[@Teaaditi]

Please make video on THE CANONIZATION by JOHN DONNE, waiting eagerly.

[@Pratyanchahere]

Soon enough you shall have access to this video.

[@aravindshiremath6403]

Fantastic very informative.....

[@Pratyanchahere]

Thank you! Keep watching!

[@aravindshiremath6403]

@@Pratyanchahere sure

[@sameeryadav2893]

Really good explanation. Can you make videos on Urdu poetry as well ?

[@Pratyanchahere]

Please look up the channel. There is a video on Ghalib and another one on Sahir. An exclusive Urdu playlist is in recording phase. Uploads shall begin in two weeks.

[@nehamalik9353]

Sonnet is of 14 lines .. not 16 .. mam ...

[@Pratyanchahere]

Yes. You are right. One more person before you pointed that out. Thank you for being so attentive. It indeed is a slip of my tongue.

[@SajidAli-kw4ye]

Love from Pakistan mam

[@Pratyanchahere]

Hello from India! :) Keep watching!

[@sumayaamin8592]

Sonnets are 14 line poems, right? I heard you say sixteen

[@Pratyanchahere]

It is indeed fourteen lines. Thank you for bringing it to my notice.

[@MonikaSharma-xr7zf]

Please explain slowly

[@kavithar6299]

Can you please explain in kannada

[@sevendaysteaching5766]

Love u mm

[@donaldtrumpjunior2938]

BiNoD proud

[@rajithhettiarachchi8788]

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[@sharma2992]

It’s a presence of mind and a basic common sense that a sonnet is of 14 lines. This is the first basic thing of poetry. How can be someone this wrong. May be you’ve done a correction but….stilll

[@Pratyanchahere]

I agree. The mistake is grave.

[@pinkkiniyogi5639]

16 lines????

[@Pratyanchahere]

It's 14. By mistake I said 16.

[@university9792]

death duell pr bnao line to line explanation

[@Pratyanchahere]

Okay. Will try to do that piece.

[@university9792]

@@Pratyanchahere Or mam ye line to line explanation nhi milti h kyi bar... Or ye jo explanation hoti h kya ye koi or krta h h ya us age me jb poem likhi gyi thi unhone hi ki thi ye explanation

[@priyaguptapriya3546]

Nice explation but can you go slow??

[@Pratyanchahere]

Yes! I am sincerely trying to go slower. Hopefully, other videos shall reflect that. Please put up with this one!

[@topenichishi3100]

thank you mam