what is the feeling of edgar alan poe as a man who lose his lover?greenspun.com : LUSENET : The Work of Edgar Allan Poe : One Thread |
i want to knew the feeling which make poe writes this poem and how that can show the position of the man when he love thruly and after that he lost his love so i want to see how deep suffers he is and how that can effect in chosing the words in this poem ?
-- Anonymous, December 10, 2002
Which poem?
-- Anonymous, December 10, 2002
i am sorry that i forget to mention the poem ...it is The Raven...
-- Anonymous, December 10, 2002
Obviously depression has once again consumed him, thus having the poem explore the once aspect of the dark side of human nature; what Poe himself called "that species of dispair which delights in self- torture". Accumulating all of the other trageties in his life, The Raven expresses the eternal darkness that plagues his whole heart. As Poe has written it, the Raven will never "take thy form from off my door!" and shall never "Take thy beak from out of my heart". In other words, he says that depression and dispair will never leave him.
-- Anonymous, December 12, 2002