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WOMEN (IDEALISATION (Unidealistic Vison (The Sun Rising: ("She's…

- - - - "She's all states, and all Princes", proves that she is of power that they work together in union
      - "All here in one bed lay" - Woman is not intangible
  - - - "She's all states"
      - "India's of spices and mines" - all the riches in the world
    - - "O my America" - woman is as vulnerable as a new found continent
    - - "If ever any beauty I did see, twas but a dream of thee"
    - - "Her first seat" - soul which is on a higher platform to human life is feminised
- - - - The Good Morrow
        
        "Two... hemispheres" of the "one world" - equally balanced
        
        "whatever dies was not mixed equally"
      - Inclusive pronouns "us" and "we"
        
        "What miracles we harmless lovers wrought" - The Relic
        
        "Us canonised for love" - The Canonisation
        
        "Our two souls for which are one" - Valediction Forbidding Mourning
    - - Historically, male poets have classified their female counterparts as purely sexual objects, diminishing their meant as intelligent beings. Donne's poetry is reflective of the writer's view that females are an equally able species
      - Woman's Constancy
        
        Widely regarded as being in the point of new of a female "rain lunatic"
  - - - Use of imperatives in The Flea and Elegy such as "stay" "come" "mark"
      - The Sun Rising: "She's all states, and all princes" - prince rules over state
    - - The Flea: "Yet this enjoys before it was" not interested in woman
      - To His Mistress Going to Bed: "Unlace yourself", "Bodies unclothed must be"