How Did Edgar Allan Poe Contribute To Literature
The Raven Edgar Allans Poe's, The Raven, made a significant impact, not only in American literature, but the world as well. With Poe's influence, short fictions were more accepted in literary circles. Edgar Allan Poe's contributions to American literature have become increasingly more prominent as the years have passed. Poe was known to be the first of many to include death and despair in American literature, both of which you can find in the short poem, The Raven. Poe's habit of including death in his works had something to do with the themes of his works. Once something is lost, you can never get it back, and you don't really know what you have, until you lose it. I think everyone can agree with these statements. It's
important to know what you have around you, and how much beauty it holds to help you embrace it. Poe's theme behind the poem was beauty. The poem being dark and sad had something to do with Poe's notions. He believed that sadness was the highest manifestation of beauty, as beauty to one's soul can bring it to tears. The way we think, and the reason why we do the things we do is all to satisfy our cravings of beauty and being ideal, Poe believes. Idealism also resides in the poem, as Poe uses a melancholic tone, as it is the most legitimate of all poetic tones. This tells us a little something about our human nature and our tendencies. This particular poem hold truths to many human societies. As the poem goes on to exhibit the man's various questions, can see how he almost finds joy in despair. This particular style of writing and theater is in many movies today like "American Beauty", as Ricky can see God in the eyes of a corpse. This can also be displayed in a high school relationship between two young teens, as to how one is attracted to someone who may not treat their partner well at all. The popularity of, The Raven, sparked the masses to continuously recite and even parody the short poem. You may find a "The Simpsons" episode which played out the scene of Poe's, The Raven. This piece will be continued to be remembered as one of literature most memorable poems.
important to know what you have around you, and how much beauty it holds to help you embrace it. Poe's theme behind the poem was beauty. The poem being dark and sad had something to do with Poe's notions. He believed that sadness was the highest manifestation of beauty, as beauty to one's soul can bring it to tears. The way we think, and the reason why we do the things we do is all to satisfy our cravings of beauty and being ideal, Poe believes. Idealism also resides in the poem, as Poe uses a melancholic tone, as it is the most legitimate of all poetic tones. This tells us a little something about our human nature and our tendencies. This particular poem hold truths to many human societies. As the poem goes on to exhibit the man's various questions, can see how he almost finds joy in despair. This particular style of writing and theater is in many movies today like "American Beauty", as Ricky can see God in the eyes of a corpse. This can also be displayed in a high school relationship between two young teens, as to how one is attracted to someone who may not treat their partner well at all. The popularity of, The Raven, sparked the masses to continuously recite and even parody the short poem. You may find a "The Simpsons" episode which played out the scene of Poe's, The Raven. This piece will be continued to be remembered as one of literature most memorable poems.