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    Edgar Allan Poe lost many loved ones throughout his life. Poe lost his mother‚ his adoptive mother‚ his wife Virginia‚ and a young lover; the many deaths of Poe’s loved ones impacted his writing very much. First‚ in 1829 when Edgar Allan Poe wrote the poem Alone it was the same year that his adoptive mother died from tuberculosis. In the poem Alone Poe states “all I lov’d—I lov’d alone—” which means that whenever he had loved someone or something he loved it alone‚ with no one to love it with him

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    Edgar Allen Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne are two great writers/poets with similar writing styles. The stories to compare to get a more dilated opinion are “Rappaccini’s Daughter” and “The Fall of the House of Usher”. In these short stories Hawthorne and Poe use the theme‚ moral ambiguity. When the reader is reading these short stories‚ the reader or audience are often left confused and not understanding. An example‚ in “The Fall of the House of Usher” Poe claims “’ I dare not speak! We have

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    Close Reading of “The Raven” “The Raven” was written by Edgar Allan Poe and originally published in January 1845. It is a narrative poem about a man sitting in his room and falling asleep while reading‚ wanting to forget his lost love named Lenore. All of a sudden his attention is grabbed by a knock at his door. He goes to open the door only to find there is no one there. Then‚ there is a knock at his window. This time a raven swoops into the man’s room. This raven first interests the man‚ but then

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    The Raven and Edgar Allen Himself As clearly stated‚ Edgar Allen Poe was the author of the poem The Raven. In his short life‚ this poem along with many other poems and pieces he published connected to the dark and macabre that reflected his own life. With the images of madman‚ murder and melancholy‚ a lot of parallels can be drawn between “The Raven” and Edgar’s life. Poe’s life was filled with tragedy. The people closest to him that he loved died early in his life—his mother

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    Edgar Allan Poe’s poetry seems to always carry a heavy tone of sadness‚ themes of a longing for lost love‚ death‚ and isolation. In his poems “A dream within a dream” and “Alone” the tone and themes previously stated are undoubtedly represented. Both poems also feature a first-person narrator and that suggest it is Poe himself. Poe had a distinct style in his poems that use vivid imagery‚ metaphors‚ rhythm‚ and repetitive tone that pulls the reader into a world that is very dark and extremely sad

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    passageways and corridors‚ curses‚ ruined castles with graveyards nearby‚ priests or monks‚ and dreams or death-like-states. Some famous gothic writes include Anne Rice‚ Joyce Carol Oates‚ Stephen King‚ Stephanie Myers‚ and Edgar Allen Poe being one of the most famous. Edgar Allen Poe‚ also known as the father of the

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    start‚ Edgar Allen Poe’s life was shrouded by a dark mystery. Even his writing seemed to reflect this. However‚ the most mysterious thing about his life seems to be his death. There has been much controversy over the cause of Poe’s death. Many scholars and experts have researched the topic of Poe’s death‚ and it boiled down to two main points. Either he died from alcohol poisoning- or from rabies. But there are more pieces of evidence to prove one of these points. It is evident that Edgar Allen Poe

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    The era of Romanticism spans from the late 1700’s to the mid 1800’s following the French Revolution; therefore‚ "Romanticism" encompasses characteristics of the human mind in addition to the particular time in history when these qualities became dominant in culture. Romanticism depicts an artistic movement which emerged from reaction against dominant attitudes and approaches of the 18th century. Romanticism established realism in literature through creativity‚ innovation‚ exploration‚ and vivid imagery

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    to listen that is. Poe was a famous writer that died suddenly‚ yet the cause remains unknown. There are many theories’ on why he died‚ but are they all true? Doe really died of rabies‚ and this is why. Many people believe that he died of alcoholism. However‚ Poe died of rabies because there’s no clarity in the alcoholism theory. Poe had nearly stopped drinking. “The writer was so sensitive to alcohol that a glass of wine would make him violently ill for days” (Benitez). If Poe would have gotten ill

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    Edgar Allan Poe‚ is an American poet‚ whose primary genre is gothic literature. Gothic literature is defined by a genre of literature that has a combination of primarily horror and romance. In Edgar Allan Poe’s famous poem‚ “The Raven” he portrays many different gothic elements‚ which in turn made it one of the most widely known poetic examples of gothic literature. The basic elements of gothic literature are easily noticeable. He talks about his love‚ Lenore‚ who is unfortunately no longer with

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