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During Donne's time at Lincoln's Inn, early in his career.
Catching a 'falling star' creates a magical feeling.
'Get with child' introduces a dark, unromantic image.
It represents folklore, fertility, and hidden desires.
He alternates romantic images with disturbing ones.
It emphasizes unsettling imagery in the second stanza.
It becomes more controlled and vulnerable.
He suggests women's loyalty is often temporary.
Hyperbole emphasizes exaggerated devotion to a beloved.
He critiques romantic ideals using wit and irony.
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