Essays on Annabel Lee

Many Poems use words that have symbolic meaning. Symbolic meanings can expand into multiple meaning and can be interpreted in many different ways. In Edgar Allan Poe’s Poem “Annabel Lee” Mr. Poe uses the words “with a love that the winged seraphs in heaven” (Poe, 1849, Line 11). This is symbolic of a deep warm peaceful love, just as what is meant to be given when hugging someone. Although Poe called them “seraphs” the more accurate term would be “seraphims”, with an I and an M at the end. ...

Annabel Lee is a straightforward anthem that is, an account sonnet proposed to be presented or sung. The initial four lines of the six-line first stanza are written in the conventional melody stanza structure. The rhyme plan is like: the first and third lines have four metrical feet, and the second and fourth lines have three feet. The language, as well, is ordinary for an anthem. With the language of fantasies it expresses reality. At the point when the lyric starts, it seems like a fantasy ...

“Annabel Lee” by Edgar Allan Poe and “Remembrance” by Emily Bronte use similar and different messages. Some of the similarities is about how they miss their love . But one is about moving on from their love and one cannot forget about them . Both authors transfer a good and same message but also has its different styles of love . The poems share the same metaphor with comparing their love with being swept up on the ocean . There are many similarities in the two poems that I am comparing . ...

Edgar Allan Poe is a famous poet who is best known for his darker form of writing. It is amazing how many stories and poems he wrote during his short life. “The most prominent features of Poe’s poetry are a pervasive tone of melancholy, a longing for lost love and beauty, and a preoccupation with death” (Poetry). The poems “Annabel Lee,” “The Raven,” and “The Bells” are about love associated with death and misery but there are some that are about a pure type of love which include poems such as ...