The Sun Rising

This is a dramatic poem where the speaker unit and his wonderr argon in move back together. The speaker personifies the lieshine, and is speaking to it end-to-end the poem. As the sunlight comes through the windows, the speaker tells the sun to leave them al genius. He seems to feel that their life together is complete, and that the sun is being a nuisance. He then tells the sun that his rooter is worth more than anything the sun house ever find outside their buttocks get on. It is a love poem of an odd kind.In this poem, composed in the form of a dramatic monologue, the poet lover is tempestuous at the sunshine and calls it names for disturbing the meter him and his lover be spendong together. . He addresses the sun as brisk old fool. He calls it unruly because, by peeping in to the bedroom through windows and curtains it disturbs the lovers. The poet-lover tells the Sun that lovers seasons do non run to its motions. He advises the Sun to go and do much(prenominal) routine and dull jobs deal chiding late-schoolboys and apprentices, waking up courtroom-huntsmen and peasants.The mirror image country ants is imagery. It refers to the peasants, drudging same(p) ants. However, the poet and his lover are not like them, they are superior to all that is going on a round of drinks them and they should not be disturbed. They get up with the Sun and toil the whole day, boulder clay sunset. Love knows no season, no climates. It is not affected by time. In this section of the poem we come across personification like busy old fool and unused pedantic wretch to show the excitation the poet has at this intruder.The poets wit is apparent when he tells the Sun that he has no reason to think that his beams are so reverend and pie-eyed. The poet lover could eclipse and could the beams of the Sun with a wink. He does not do so because he does not wish to loose her mickle so long. This indicates that the love between the poet and his lover is so obsessive, so strong and has much(prenominal) potency that he does not even involve to digest sight of her for her second. The Sun travels all over the reality in twenty quartette hours. The poet asks the Sun to go round the world, see all Kings, come certify tomorrow and say ifDonne uses hyperbole to exaggerate the importance of himself and his lover, in one bed lay- he is insinuating that all important elements of the world are there in the their bed and in their room. They are everything. To Donne, this moment with his love means everything and he describes it as such. The same imagery continues in the utmost verse of the poem where Shes all States, and all Princes I. The poets mistress is all States. She is the world. The Sun brook shine over and half of the world at one time. The lovers, on the contrary, are the world.It logically follows that the Sun is half as happy as we. When we come to this grammatical constituent of the poem we notice a shift in the mood of the poet. The Sun is no longer the busy old fool or the saucy pedantic wretch of the first verse or stanza. It is now an ripened fellow in need of ease. The poet offers it the needed ease the Suns duty now is warming the world. It warms only half of the world at a time. By shining on the lovers bed it bottomland shine over the whole world at a time. Let the bed be the centre and the walls the sphere of the Sun with this parade the aged Sun can do its duties with ease.At the beginning of the poem the poet asked the Sun to go away from there. Now he invites the Sun to go round their bed and shine on them. He does not want to lose his lovers sigh for even a second- shows how much he loves her. The poet addresses the sun as a person and rebukes the sun because it has wakened him and his lover from their sleep. He demands to know why lovers should obey time. He also shows his dominance over the sun, calling it a saucy pedantic wretch and tells the sun to bother other good deal instead such as late sc hool boys or workers imploring or more time to sleep.He tells the sun to find the royal court slew and farmers to let them start their day instead of controlling the lovers, because time does not exist in love and unlike season or climate or sun, love doesnt change. Hours, days and months are estimable silly, useless measures. The poet challenges the sun about its strength, that the sun isnt is high and right because he can make it disappear by winking, except he doesnt want to lose sight of his lover. He teases the sun that his lovers eyes are so beautiful and bright that it can blind the sun.He tells he sun to go to far away countries like India or stay because the entire world is with him in the bed. The sun can also find kings but he and his lover are so superior that even the kings will say the most important people are in his room, all here in one bed lay. The poet claims that his lover is all states and in fact the whole world itself and he is the prince that rules it, no thing else exists other than them. They are the celebrity, and even other princes want to mimic them.He declares that honour and science are nothing compared to their love and that the sun is only half as happy as they are. He says the sun is old and so it should rest because its duty is to warm the world and since they are the world, the sun has completed its duty. Then, the poet cleverly turns the suns refusal to leave into a show of its generosity and by shining at them, it has centered itself upon the room of his love and so they are the sun, the center of the universe