I need a analyzing essay on the poem a valediction. It should be 1000 words long, No plagiarism, MLA format, Here are some guidelines to follow; žFrom the Latin term for “concept,” a poetic conceit

I need a analyzing essay on the poem a valediction. It should be 1000 words long, No plagiarism, MLA format, Here are some guidelines to follow; 

From the Latin term for “concept,” a poetic conceit is an often unconventional, logically complex, or surprising metaphor whose delights are more intellectual than sensual. The Things are so unlike that the reader doesn’t even want to compare them, but the poet skillfully makes the comparison acceptable.

Conceit: Is the result of mental activity; an exaggerated and elaborated comparison between two very UNLIKE things

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When the speaker in Donne’s “A Valediction” claims that the lady would “grow erect,” how does he undermine her femininity with the use of an extended metaphor of “stiff twin compasses” to reaffirm the “firmness” of the dominant, male-centered social structure?

The final conceit, taking up the last three stanzas (a very long analogy for Donne) is that of geometrical compasses. The word itself is plural, though it is basically a single instrument, which remains united even when the two parts are carrying out different functions. The analogy is not perfect, but it is powerful. The fixed foot (the woman) remains at the Centre while the other (the man) moves away to create a circle, yet the fixed foot also leans outwards following its mate. In time, the second foot returns to the centre. The idea of the circle provides a neat little ending to the poem: he'll come home again soon.