His beloved Lenore haunts his every moment, he even believes that it could possible be her at the door the first time he answers it. ... Due to the pain and depression the narrator is suffering from the loss of his beloved Lenore he begins to ask the raven questions. ...
" (292) The book describes the painter, an eccentric obsessed with his art of painting and worships it more than anything even more than his beloved wife. ... Regarding these explanations it can also create an innate "Oedipus complex" in Poe himself later strengthened by the evidences in his writing as his portrayal of other women as evil and not having the ideality of his beloved mother. ...
Edgar Allan Poe is regarded as, among many things, a master of dark fiction. His poems and stories chill the blood, even today. This bibliography is written on the life of the famous American poet offers great insight into his life and his passions. Edgar Allan Poe may very well be the single greate...
