The Ideal Loneliness In The Raven By Edgar Allan Poe

he Raven is a poem by Edgar Allen Poe in this famous poem the reader is about to fall asleep whilst drinking some quality white whine, i do not really know if it was actually quality, but the man seemed to be enjoying it . After sitting for a little while he hears a quote, “racket on his chamber door” he checks out his door, to find nothing. He later checks again to again find nothing. The man sits back down, after a little while he opens his window, looks out, and sits back down again . After some short moments a black raven flies into his room. He asks the raven a long series of questions to which the raven only responds, “never more”. The man thinks that this is his sadly deceased wife Lenore. But he can not get any information from the raven because the only thing the raven says is “never more”. The raven flies out the window never to be seen again by the sad, lonely, and clueless man or by anyone else , which leaves the handsome man clueless and sad. In the story the man is miserable, but the whole him being miserable thing was not really explained but factors were added that could possibly make a man miserable. I will explain the two factors that I
This probably affects him because, most of his time and dedication was probably spent on her and no one else. This means that now that shes dead, he has no one to spend his time on, and to dedicate himself to. This can make any man lonely and give a man a feeling of emptiness. This could make a man feel like he is worthless or useless. Aside from these feelings, loneliness can also make a man not want to commit to anything, these feeling can make a man do things that are not good for him. An example is these feelings can make a man start to drink out of moderation, get him to start smoking, or doing drugs. Loneliness can also make a man have thoughts of suicide which can also eventually lead to him actually committing