The answer to the question above is DUKE ELLINGTON. Edward Kennedy Ellington, or known as Duke Ellington is a famous American composer and the originator of big-band jazz. This jazz orchestra he had was on 1923 until his death. He was the Jazz musician who was famous for performing "I<span>t Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" in which "swing" was incorporated. When we say swing, this is a sub-genre wherein it involves that "groove" feeling and responses such as feet-tapping and nodding.</span>
What John Donne meant when he wrote this was that those that died would get to be at peace and their souls gone to eternity.
In this poem, John Donne was trying to condemn death. He accused it that it regarded itself too much and was proud.
He talked against death and the fact that it was not supreme. He had the belief that a lot of other forces were more supreme than death itself.
<h3>The Message of the poem</h3>
The message is that people should not fear death. That it was not as powerful as humans made it to be.
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