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The dominant conceit in John Donne's poem 'The Good-Morrow' is that:
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- 1Romantic passion is inherently destructive
- 2Lovers' separation mirrors the decay of the universe
- 3Physical desire overshadows spiritual union
- 4Love awakens the soul to create a new 'world' between two people✓
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Love awakens the soul to create a new 'world' between two people
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