"Death, be not proud" By Jhon Donne

==Summary:==

1)%%The speaker confronts Death directly and gives it a personality, warning it against being haughty merely because some people find death frightful and threatening.%% Death, whom the speaker pities, is neither of these things, for neither do people actually die when death comes to them, nor will the speaker truly die when death comes to him.

2) %%The speaker compares relaxation and sleep, which are like pictures of death, and believes that death will be even more enjoyable than these pursuits.%% Furthermore, those who pass away are frequently the best since death is nothing more than the body resting and the spirit entering the afterlife.

3)%%Fate and luck have complete influence over death, which is frequently delivered by powerful individuals or those in a desperate state.%% The speaker emphasizes that disease, war, and poison are among factors that contribute to mortality. When it comes to rest, drugs and magic spells are more effective than death. What excuse could death possibly have for being so arrogant in light of all this?

 4)%%Death is nothing more than a temporary slumber that occurs between people's earthly existence and the everlasting afterlife, where death will no longer be able to visit them.%% Instead, what will pass away is death, or a certain conception of death as a cause for fear.