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    Edgar Allan Poe, was a person of great uniqueness, for his life was a great obstacle with many up and downs. With one of those Great achievements was his narrative poem, “The Raven”; Published in January 1845. That clearly shows his well known writing style of a dark metaphysical vision, musical rhythm of his poems, and style in a metrical language. As well, Poe writing clearly reflects on his extraordinary life that show his true meaning of his work and why his, work is looked upon to, by so…

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    characteristics with Romanticism (par. 1). For example, Gothic works embraced imagination, as did Romantic literature, but was very different from other genres mainly in its focus on supernatural events. Also, the focus on the dark side of human nature showed how dark and gloomy the writer’s sight for the future was (Gale par. 1). A lot of the time, the stories and poems written during the Gothic movement had a main characteristic that made the audience think. For example, insanity, the state of…

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    Edgar Allen Poe was recognized as one of the most influential authors of his time. He was mostly known for his different poems and short stories, like “The Cask of Amontillado” or “The Tell-Tale Heart.” His most well-known poem is “The Raven” which was recognized for its horror essence. He wasn’t like any other poet, he mainly wrote horror and fiction. His life wasn’t a happy go lucky, his main influence for writing the horror and fiction stories was his life. He was the pioneer for creating the…

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    Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most famous writers/poets of all time. When the name Poe comes to mind, most people think of his infamous tales of horror and mystery. His literary work reflects his troubled mind and the broken memories of his past. Poe is known as one of the most influential writers of the American Romanticism Period. Edgar Allan Poe was born on January 19, 1809 in Boston, Massachusetts. Poe is the son of two actors, David and Elizabeth Poe. He did not have a normal lifestyle…

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    (Poe xiii). Most of Poe’s stories and poems are works of horror, but not the kind of horror most would think of. Jeffery Goddin says that “his horror, rather than revolving around vampires, werewolves, and the like, is usually psychological horror, bred from a character’s obsession and paranoia” (Dziemianowicz xiii). Gaiman said, “He was vain, envious, good-hearted, morbid, troubled, and a dreamer” (Poe xiii). Throughout his short life, Poe wrote many poems, such as “The Raven”, “Annabel…

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    Edgar Allan Poe (born 1809) was an American novelist, poet, critic, and magazine editor. Poe is considered the father of the detective story for his contributions to modern literature. Poe’s influence on poetry and literature is evident even in other contemporary popular works of fiction such as A Study in Scarlet, the first Sherlock Holmes story, in which the famous detective Sherlock Holmes mentions Poe by name while comparing his methods of deductive reasoning to Poe’s own detective, Dupin,…

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    detective story, and the mood in his tales of horror is unmatched in American fiction. His The Raven is among the most known poems in national literature. With his short stories and poems, Edgar Allan Poe captured interest of readers around the world. His creative talents led to the creation of many literary genres, earning him the nickname "Father of the Detective Story" among other distinctions. His life was a bit of mystery itself. And the lines between the facts and falsities have been…

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    University of Virginia, and the Military academy, he still tried to live his dream life of being a writer. Having a few bumps and unexpected turns in his career he finally was able to be recognized for his work. He published many well known stories and poems that people can…

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    Edgar Allan Poe Edgar Allan Poe as we all know it did not have a good life. Death was the center of his life. Women figures in his life always died from tuberculosis. Each death always brought a poem of his love. Poe belongs in the Romanticism period based on his works. Poes journey begins January 19, 1809 in Boston. He is born as Edgar Poe his parents are Elizabeth Poe and David Poe Jr., he was one brother who is William Henry Leonard. Both of Poes parents are actors. “They travel a lot…

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    army. During that time, Poe published Tamerlane and Other Poems on his own expenses but it never really reached popularity. After that, Poe wanted to leave the army in hopes that his foster father might turn soft, however, it never happened. Instead, Poe went to Mr. Allan’s house and they both had a violent…

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