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Edgar Allan Poe's Poetry

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February 20, 2015

 

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By the end of the poem, the speaker is still tormenting over Lenore, because the raven is still sitting on top of his chamber door, reminding him, not letting him move on. Lenore was an example of ideal beauty, and as shown in this poem, it was impossible to regain it after it's death. Lenore is the subject of another poem by Edgar Allan Poe, entitled "Lenore"...
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In this case, the speaker is basically reprimanding "Guy De Vere" for killing his bride, leaving the speaker obsessing over what was, and what is now gone. In this poem, he is told to move on, because she is dead, and he cannot help that. The speaker wishes to mourn her death in silence, and imagine her as an ideal beauty, resting beside the King of Heaven...
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