Annabel Lee By: Edgar Allan Poe When reading poetry, there are times when poems are open to interpretation. A reader may think a poem a means something very different than what another reader may take it to mean. After reviewing a couple of analyses of the poem "Annabel ... torn from hers. He is so sad about Annabel Lee's death that he sleeps with her at night in her tomb because it is the only way to relieve his broken heart. This is where Poe has the speaker find comfort in the death of his love (Ebeling). Some analyses say that this poem is about Poe's wife Virginia and just simply ... ...

• Word Count: 470
• Approx Pages: 2
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School