Another of his poems mentions a group of marvelous shrines whose "friezes intertwine / The viol, the violet, and the vine."
In one of this man's poems, he remarks that the Naiad has been torn from her flood and the Elfin has been torn from the green grass, while the speaker has lost "the summer dream beneath the tamarind tree." Another of his poems mentions a group of marvelous shrines whose "friezes intertwine / The viol, the violet, and the vine." That poem begins by noting that "Death has reared himself a throne" in the titular "City in the Sea," while another of his poems features a "pilgrim shadow" who advises a knight to travel "over the Mountains / Of the Moon" if he wants to "seek for Eldorado." FTP, name this poet who wrote about a maiden who lived "in a kingdom by the sea" in his "Annabel Lee" and about a bird who says "Nevermore" in "The Raven."
In one of this man's poems, he remarks that the Naiad has been torn from her flood and the Elfin has been torn from the green grass, while the speaker has lost "the summer dream beneath the tamarind tree."
Edgar Allan Poe