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In "Batter My Heart," John Donne creates a heroic and self sacrificing narrator, who wishes to be broken and reborn to free himself of war with his enemies, and instead learn the restul peace of forgiveness and love of God.

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In "Batter My Heart," the author John Donne, displays a tone of guilt and asks God to love and forgive him for his relationship with the devil. He wants to be closer to God and free from the devil's grasp.

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In "thou must love me" , Elizabeth

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Barrett Browning creates a firm but warm hearted tone in which the speaker tells their lover to love for the sake of loving her, rather than a physical aspect that can change, establishing her views on true and eternal love.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me" the speaker etablishes tone

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In "If Thou Must Love Me", Elizabeth Barrett Browning ...

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Barrett Browning establishes a critical yet compassionate speaker who reflects upon loves true meaning, proving to the reader that love is not shown through changeable actions, but through the sincerity of love and the eternity of the feeling.

In "Batter My Heart," John Donne creates a desperate and self-sacrificing speaker who craves for God to renew his soul and break his commitment to the enemy, showing the reader no one can be too far away from God's forgiveness and love.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Barrett Browning communicates a theme of a deep profound love that is unbreakable by using a tone that of aut

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In "If Thou Must Love Me" Browning establishes a loving tone through the wanting of authentic love. It stresses how physical things should not be of love but what's within a persons heart.

In "Batter My Heart" John Donne displays a desperate tone by asking God to break him more so he will not be apart of sin. He wants the devil/sin to " divorce " him and he wants God to never let go of him and to always keep him under his arms.

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In “If Thou Must Love Me,” Elizabeth Browning creates a compassionate yet concerning speaker who reflects upon love of her relationship to love her on not her physical features to show the reader on meaning of unconditional love.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Browning establishes a somewhat assertive tone telling her love that he must love her for the non physical things in order to fully experience the gifts love has to offer through the depths of time.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Browning creates a compassionate speaker who sincerely reflects their deep concern for the way loving relationships are formed which establishes an insightful tone that provides guidelines for the reader so they do not develop a superficial love.

In "Batter My heart," John Donne  creates a disheartened and despairing speaker who earnestly reflects upon his unworthiness for gods love but realizes his feelings reveal the unending, ever forgiving compassion of god and confides in god knowing he will save him.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me", Elizabeth Browning conveys a speaker of self-awareness and love, which provides insight on the idea of love being more than what is on the outside, but to be everlasting and unconditional.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me", Elizabeth Browning creates a compassionate and loving speaker who is adressing their loved one to relay their message of unconditional love.

In "Batter My Heart", John Donne creates a devoted speaker, desperate for the love of his god. The speaker of the poem displays the satisfaction and comfort he finds within his relationship with god.

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In "thou must love me," Elizabeth Barrett Browning demonstrates sincerity through the development of the speaker as they profess their intimate, more deeply sentimental meaning of love that they hope their partner shares proving that the physicalities in life aren't everlasting nor do they withstand "love's eternity."

In "Batter my heart," John Donne illustrates a dissatisfied, longing speaker for God's grace in need of a spiritual reawakenin , communicating his devotion in spite of his bondage with the enemy to prove that

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Browning creates a speaker who demonstrates great sincerity in their efforts to find a genuine love

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In "If Thou Must Love Me" Elizabeth Barrett Browning develops a very self assuring and confident speaker who craves a specific love, telling the reader that a love through physical features will soon fade, but loving the person for them self is eternal.

John Donne in "Batter My Heart" exposes a despairing and hopeless man who is passionately begging God for cleansing, as he is sure that his undeniable devotion will “break the tie” from his sins.

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In "if thou must love me," Browning creates a genuine speaker who reflects upon what she believes love truly means in order to inform the reader that love is unconditional and is Not just about the little things

In "batter my heart," Donne creates a determined speaker who asks God to give him strength and pull him away from the 'enemy,' or the evil in the world.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Barrett Browning creates a candid and intense speaker who reflects upon the fundamental meaning about true love when thinking about her love in order to prove to the reader that true love is everlasting, undermining the durability of physical features while praising love's sincerity and eternity.

In "Batter My Heart," John Donne creates a desperate and urgent speaker  who pleads for salvation from God, saving himself from the sins and evils of the world, emphasizing the connection and salvation faith brings to one in the midst of dangers.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Browning creates an affirmative and committed speaker who uses her intensity to address the issue of loving someone for physical characteristics that will deteriorate over time and to rather love someone for aspects that go beyond tangibility and come from genuine sincerity.

In "Batter My Heart," John Donne creates a longing and desperate speaker who passionately expresses his desire to become fully separated from evil in order to become fully consumed in God's wrath that he severely aches for.

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In "In Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Barrett Browning creates a sincere and frustrated speaker who reflects a lack of love in her relationship

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In "If Thou Must Love Me", Browning creates a displeased speaker who is disappointed with the lack of sincerity in her relationship, to establish the desire of being truly loved.

In "Batter My Heart", Donne expresses himself as one of helpless despair and desperation who seeks the clemency of his soul which seemed to have been shattered by a multitude of sins, proving that God's forgiveness extends to all.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Browning establishes a speaker of sincerity who explains that they do not want to be loved for the aspects of her that may change, but to love her forever entirely for loves sake to prove to the reader that loving the characteristics of someone is not eternal love because those are things that can change.

In "Batter My Heart," John Donne suggests a desparate speaker who is longing to feel God's grace to prove to the reader that God's love is close no matter how lost you feel.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me" Elizabeth Barret Browning creates a heartfelt and sincere speaker who expresses her desire to be loved, not for external features or ways that can change overtime , for "love's sake " ( who she is apart from her physical attributes.)

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In "If Thou Must Love Me," Elizabeth Browning establishes a speaker that expresses sincerity by not wanting to be loved for her physical features or the things that "may be changed," so that whomever may love her, their love will last eternity.

In "Batter My Heart,"

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In "If Thou Must Love Me" Elizabeth Barrett Browning creates a passionate and honorable speaker whose explanation of a love based on what is true and genuine as opposed to the superficial, ever changing traits of a young love such as physical features

In "Batter My Heart", John Donne.

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In "If Thou Must Love Me", Elizabeth Browning creates a passionate and desperate speaker who stresses the intimate responsibility of confessing ones love for another.

In "Batter My Heart", John Donne creates an apologetic