The poet claims that "the moon never beams/without bringing" him dreams of his love, and that "the stars never rise/but I feel" her bright eyes.
The poet claims that "the moon never beams/without bringing" him dreams of his love, and that "the stars never rise/but I feel" her bright eyes. She is plagued by a wind blowing out of a cloud, which leads her to be born away by her highborn kinsmen. Despite this, the poet asserts that "neither the angels in heaven above/nor the demons down under the sea" can separate their souls, and he lies next to her in her sepulcher for all eternity. For 10 points, name this poem set in a Kingdom by the Sea, a work of Edgar Allan Poe.
The poet claims that "the moon never beams/without bringing" him dreams of his love, and that "the stars never rise/but I feel" her bright eyes.
“{Annabel Lee}”