What are the metaphysical qualities we can see in the poem "Good Morrow" by John Donne?

Here are some such features as you can build your answer
upon:

1. The poem opens rather suddenly with a a typical
Metaphysical shudder;

2. Donne employs a rather
argumentative design as the lover addresses the beloved;

3.
The title Good Morrow itself is a typical Metaphysical conceit and
you will find such other condensed metaphors in the poem, e.g. the eyes of the lovers
being called better hemispheres;

4. There are scholarly
allusions/references, such as that of 'the seven sleepers' den and the theory of pure
substance;

5. The poem moves from a past world of body to a
present world of mind and thence to a future world of
spirit'

6. The poem is strikingly dramatic and
witty;

7. The poem initiates with a number of crucial
questions, interrogation being the staple of Metaphysical
search;

8. Unlike the Petrarchan convention, the poem
celebrates the joy of mutual love.