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It was many and many a year ago,
In a kingdom by the sea,
That a maiden there lived .........
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Edgar Allan Poe
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Vic Bassetti
(11/19/2009 12:05:00 PM) |
Everyone says how beautiful they think this poem is but if find it more twisted and disturbing. The guy that Poe is writing about is literally laying next to his rotting dead wife in the closed space of the tomb...
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Shiela Marie Anunciacion
(11/9/2009 5:53:00 AM) |
I've used this poem by Edgar Allan Poe in my declamation during my second year in high school... and I won the championship. That's why this poem is something really memorable for me. I love how much the author remembers Annabel... ^_^
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Frank Gardner
(11/8/2009 9:55:00 PM) |
Edgar Allan Poe left us here “many and many a year ago, ” (160 years) in our poetic “kingdom by the sea, ” to dream, as he did, of our “Annabels.”
What a gift we have ever, that none can dissever, our souls from the ones that we love.
We have Poe and Annabel giving us beautiful
Dreams as we continue to love.
I am inspired by Edgar Allan Poe and many others, such as William Shakespeare, Rudyard Kipling, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who wrote iambic lines.
Thirty-seven years ago I wrote: “It’s this bound verse that captured me;
Poetic pen and all.
It’s why I write iambic lines
And have myself a ball.”
I was gone from Poem Hunter for much of the past three years because of health issues. I’m back now, approaching age 87 next month, more enthusiastic than ever.
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Frank Gardner
(11/8/2009 9:52:00 PM) |
Edgar Allan Poe left us here “many and many a year ago, ” (160 years) in our poetic “kingdom by the sea, ” to dream, as he did, of our “Annabels.”
What a gift we have ever, that none can dissever, our souls from the ones that we love.
We have Poe and Annabel giving us beautiful
Dreams as we continue to love.
I am inspired by Edgar Allan Poe and many others, such as William Shakespeare, Rudyard Kipling, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who wrote iambic lines.
Thirty-seven years ago I wrote: “It’s this bound verse that captured me;
Poetic pen and all.
It’s why I write iambic lines
And have myself a ball.”
I was gone from Poem Hunter for much of the past three years because of health issues. I’m back now, approaching age 87 next month, more enthusiastic than ever.
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Lewis Neil Is Awsome
(11/4/2009 4:45:00 PM) |
Wow, that was pretty good, but i hear there is this poem called 'Neil is awsome', it was life changing and insperational. Read it and vote it a 10!
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Denise Neufeld
(10/30/2009 10:47:00 PM) |
Beautiful Poem, I have created a picture that was inspired by this poem.
www.deniseneufeld.blogspot.com
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Wilhelm Achim
(10/26/2009 9:31:00 PM) |
My favorite poem...
I feel the same way...
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Punsara Amarasinghe
(10/26/2009 4:49:00 AM) |
I have been inspired by the vivatious poetical glory of poe..........i love this great American poet and his poems...................but Annabel Lee have a special place in my heart..............When i read this poem grief is engulf my heart...........yes, this poem is immortal forever.............
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Jeremiah Jan Agustin
(10/23/2009 6:39:00 AM) |
e.a poe, ah, e.a poe. nxt sem we wil hav americann lit and i am so excited to unearth the beauty of ANNABEL LEE and this man-E>A>POE.
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Ione Gonzalez
(10/19/2009 2:32:00 PM) |
I love this beautiful haunting poem...who would dare not to dream about ethernal love?
The kind of love that chases you trough your entire existence, pure pain, that one
would rather keep, like a ghost in the closet...forever.
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