speaking for all of the readers so they share his view. The author brings the universal mental vision of man into place. Furthermore, the author refers to death as a slave to kings and desperate men even though its job is shared with war and sickness. Here, the author shares his confidence with his readers. This final support of first person narration shows his conclusive point to the mockery of death.The authors metaphysical format brings together philosophical and religious issues, which are brought out by the use of paradoxes and conceits. For instance, death is compared to as a slave that brings the souls delivery to a short sleep. The conceit of death to a slave is very distinct because men should fall to deaths wrath while it is the other way around here. When sleep is referred to as our phase of death, this isnt irregular because they are comparable. In addition, the author concludes that death shalt die when at the beginning of the sonnet, he commands death to die not. The author is contradicting himself by telling his readers that men need death as a part of their lives, but he then comes to realize that they are dominant over death. The authors alarming comparison of concepts and images give his readers a confidence of their fear, death.The authors tone gives the reader a sense of pride. When the author suggests death as mighty and dreadful, he gives his readers the idea it art not. This starts out the reader with a positive atmosphere and attitude. The author then assures his readers that it is not what it appears to be. In addition, the author also questions death by asking it why swellst when poppy or charms can do the same. Here, the author even doubts the competence of death, which gives the reader more certainty. When the author questions death, it produces an opportunity for the readers to think about their own capabilities and how to use it to confront their apprehensions....
