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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE LITANY: 11. THE CONFESSORS, by JOHN DONNE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Therefore with thee triumpheth there
Last Line: Is to himselfe a dioclesian.
First Line: Therefore with thee triumpheth there
Last Line: Is to himselfe a dioclesian.
Therefore with thee triumpheth there
A Virgin Squadron of white Confessors,
Whose bloods betroth'd, not marryed were,
Tender'd, not taken by those Ravishers:
They know, and pray, that wee may know,
In every Christian
Hourly tempestuous persecutions grow;
Tentations martyr us alive; A man
Is to himselfe a Dioclesian.
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