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Words within the poem with subscript numbers are links to general definitions to those words.

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Related Work:

This link loads a page devouted to John Donne's Holy Sonnet X (Death be not Proud). Its relation to A Dialogue between Death and Youth is through common themes found in many different 16th century works.

Poem:

This link reloads the poem A Dialogue between Death and Youth

Essay:

This essay will endeavour to connect the poems A Dialogue between Death and Youth and Death be not Proud through a realationship between common themes with emphasis on how Death be not Proud gives A Dialogue between Death and Youth context. Contrasts between these two poems will also be discussed.

Explication:

This is a line by line summary of what the poem is saying. The purpose of this explication is to promote a better understanding of the poem.

Web Source Evaluation:

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Annotated Bibliography:

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Narrated Version:

This link reloads the poem but with an added reading by Mike Gorman as Death and Matthew MacDonald as Youth

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April 2005