Edgar Allan Poe

Born January 19, 1809
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Died October 7, 1849 (Aged years)
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Region Central America
Language English
Profession Critic, Poet, Short Story Writer, Editor
Education University of Virginia
Period Romantic
Movements Dark Romanticism
Notable Works The Raven, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Fall of the House of Usher,
Bio Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer and editor best known for his macabre and gothic tales. His works, including poetry and short stories, often explore themes of death, madness, and the supernatural. Poe's innovative use of narrative structure and his creation of the detective fiction genre have cemented his legacy as a key figure in American literature.
NoPoemTopic
39SerenadeElysium, God, Love, Serenade
38SongSong
37Sonnet – To ScienceScience, Sonnet
36Sonnet- SilenceSilence, Sonnet, Soul, Spring
35Sonnet- To ZanteHopes, Isle, Sonnet, Zante
34Spirits Of The DeadDeath, God, Heaven, Mystery
33Tamerlanegrandeur, keeper's, Samarcand, Tamerlane
32The Bells – A collaborationBells, collaboration, Silver
31The Bridal Ballad
30The City In The SeaCity, Sea, Time
29The City Of SinCity, Death, Heaven, LO
28The ColiseumColiseum, Glory, Minds, Rome
27The Conqueror Wormlatter, lonesome
26The Conversation Of Eiros And CharmionCharmion, Conversation, Eiros, Euripides
25The Divine Right Of KingsDivine, King, Right