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Michael Pruchnicki (4/3/2008 12:45:00 PM)
A good poem indeed - keep in mind that is a rhymed and metered
poem typical of nineteenth century American poetry, not as some
seem to think, an outburst of 21st century emotion!
Relax and enjoy an excellent poem - for its time! |
Mark Nwagwu (4/3/2008 11:37:00 AM)
I turned to thee proud evening star - yes, i always seek the warmth of Poe, and this is one of them; lifts me up and keeps me up |
Joan Forbush (4/3/2008 10:09:00 AM)
i liked how he described the moon. when the moon is full it is easy to see her cold smile. |
Archie Langford (4/3/2008 2:14:00 AM)
I go for Poe I love him so. a l |
Revy D (1/21/2008 5:36:00 PM)
Nothing less than an absolute masterpiece... |
Jasmine Ingram (4/3/2007 9:33:00 PM)
I THINK HE DESCRIBED EVERYTHING IN THE POEM SO VIVIDLY THAT IT FELT LIKE I WAS LOOKING AT THE STARS WITH HIM. |
Kimberly Kastner (4/3/2007 2:22:00 PM)
I agree with Carol; this is one of my favorite poems by Poe. |
Carol Cook (4/3/2007 10:40:00 AM)
Beautiful doesn't begin to describe the emotion one feels in the reading. |
Thuraya Hamad (4/3/2007 7:18:00 AM)
it conjurs up the very sense of idle desire' Thy distant fire'. it's its own adversary. it lends it self easily to my world. it's an effortless beauty!
my man Poe? |
Amber Mutt (5/18/2006 1:12:00 PM)
loved the poem, loved the rhyming. poetry should be felt, you shouldn´t have to pick it apart and analize it to understand it. this is the exact tipe of poem that i can feel. |
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