Analysis Of Edgar Allan Poe's Poem, The Raven
In a dark dreary night, in the cold December, a faint tapping and a gentle rapping on a chamber door. A raven with the least obeisance, flutters through the window. In Edgar Allan Poe’s poem, The Raven, a widowed man was reading in his volume of forgotten lore, fell asleep. And he was awoken by a gentle knock on his chamber door, and a raven appears as a figment of his imagination. The Raven was another way of him thinking of Lenore, his lost fiance.
In most cases if a bird enters a home by accident it doesn't walk in and keep calm then gently fly up to a bust and sit. But in reality the birds freak out and crash into anything and everything. While this bird gently like a trained house bird, entered the home and flew up and onto a bust. If
In most cases if a bird enters a home by accident it doesn't walk in and keep calm then gently fly up to a bust and sit. But in reality the birds freak out and crash into anything and everything. While this bird gently like a trained house bird, entered the home and flew up and onto a bust. If