Annabel Lee under Scrutiny
In the lovely poem Annabel Lee
The author rhymes his infatuation
The angels kill her because of envy
All the same he loves her weak expression
Look beneath the sly words and anapest
If one does find a meaning so sublime
Never again at ease their mind will rest
Thoughts will drift to dark corners in no time
Normal people don’t lay by tombs at night
And dream of Annabel Lee with desire
The moon implies romantic delight
“The rolling of the night-tide” is satire
Poe watched women in his life suffer
He writes of lovely corpses with pleasure
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