A Paean Comments

Beautifully inscribed on death. Touching expression.

Oh the woe of Poe and his Triumph Paean - song of praise for their young wife's pasting. Sounds to have celebrated the requiem with euphoric and exaltation; and yet, with violently uses of the word raven. Word Master.

As with his other works Poe often made death a theme of most of his poems and short stories with masterful execution.

Death beauty with a tear! Thanks for sharing.

Such a great poem by Edgar Allan Poe👍👍👍

From more than fiends on earth, Thy life and love are riven, To join the untainted mirth Of more than thrones in heaven - Nicely penned. Thanks.

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Very reasonable....the ending lines But waft thee on thy flight, With a Pæan of old days. are superb

They loved her for her wealth - And they hated her for her pride - Such is the human nature. Thanks for the sharing. Great poem.

There is a lot of pain in this Paean. Yes, Poe was capable of great emotion and it served him well in such works as The Bells and The Tell-Tale Heart. Emotion is at the core of every great suspense and mystery and murder story- Poe knew how to deliver suspense, terror, horror. This same capacity for evoking emotion was the wings for his love poetry. Poe delivers.

fantastic, very emotional. Edgar is The Man. i am moved to tears i must say.

Poe, my dear, my friend, my soul...* *

A paean - a song of joy, praise, or victory

.............beautifully poignant.....wish I could write like this...

I fall in love with every word of every poem of this master of poetry. Melodramatic, I know I may be but it does not change what is clearly seen

to know he wrote this from his sorrow and love makes this bittersweet...as always, i deeply love his works

Words that make music and touch the soul!