“When by thy scorn, O murderess, I am dead, and that thou
thinkst thee free” (Donne 889). The man
blames his death on his wife. He has not
died yet though. He is thinking of
warning her but realizes it would only save her from her deserved fate. She sounds like a cheating woman. She is not giving him any love. After he is dead he plans on haunting her. He claims she will soon marry someone else
after his death. She will think she is
free but she will be uneasy as she sleeps because of him. Her uneasiness will cause her to try and find
comfort with her new husband but he will thin she is annoying and ignore her so
shill will feel the same discomfort as he was caused by her.
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