The most common way a person or Author expresses their feelings is throughout a poem. People or Authors can write poems and express multiple points in order to create an image for the reader. Love being the most popular. I personally believe writing a poem to a person can create a bigger impact on the reader than a general poem. The book “Annabel Lee” was the last complete poem composed by Edgar Allen Poe. Like many of Poe's poems, it relates to the theme of the death of a beautiful woman. All the women in Poe's life died young, including his mother, sister, and wife. After their deaths, devastated, Poe continued to abuse alcohol and drugs until his death in 1849. I believe this poem was solemnly based upon a long lost love.
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The love is so ideal that the angels killed her out of “jealousy.” Poe uses alliteration and consonance to bring out the contrast between his love and her death. He mentions, "the demons down under the sea can never dissever my soul from the soul of the beautiful Annabel Lee." While maintaining his original theme that physical death holds no domination over their love. However, there is also a cynical tone used in the middle of the poem. It was when he mentioned the angels were jealous of the love they had, So those angels took Annabel from him and sent her away to heaven as he portrays, this represents a despair in his …show more content…
When he says things such as, “In a kingdom by the sea” i imagine him talking about these huge pillars of stone and a huge beach below washing onto the shore making crash noises. Most of his diction in the literature showed how angry the the writer felt as a result of the angels taking his love. As the conflict of the poem goes on, it knocked the writer down because he really loved the woman. The tone changes from cynical into a sudden tone that provokes a sorrow and gloomy feel. You can tell he is not over his love because he still enjoys to think about their relationship before death did them
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The love is so ideal that the angels killed her out of “jealousy.” Poe uses alliteration and consonance to bring out the contrast between his love and her death. He mentions, "the demons down under the sea can never dissever my soul from the soul of the beautiful Annabel Lee." While maintaining his original theme that physical death holds no domination over their love. However, there is also a cynical tone used in the middle of the poem. It was when he mentioned the angels were jealous of the love they had, So those angels took Annabel from him and sent her away to heaven as he portrays, this represents a despair in his …show more content…
When he says things such as, “In a kingdom by the sea” i imagine him talking about these huge pillars of stone and a huge beach below washing onto the shore making crash noises. Most of his diction in the literature showed how angry the the writer felt as a result of the angels taking his love. As the conflict of the poem goes on, it knocked the writer down because he really loved the woman. The tone changes from cynical into a sudden tone that provokes a sorrow and gloomy feel. You can tell he is not over his love because he still enjoys to think about their relationship before death did them