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What implications does john donne make in his request for his beloved to "stand still" at this particular time?
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What implications does john donne make in his request for his beloved to "stand still" at this particular time?

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because he wants to always be in love with her the way he was right then, they have reached the highest degree of love (noon)...i think let me know if its right
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