An edition of The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe [54 poems, 4 essays]
(1943)
The poems of Edgar Allan Poe
by Edgar Allan Poe and Louis Untermeyer
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Laments, Narrative poetry, Poetry, Grief, American poetry, American Children's poetry, Love poetry, Juvenile poetry, busts, supernatural, talking birds, ravens, American fantasy poetry, Young adult nonfiction, Fantasy poetry, Gothic poetry, Poetry (poetic works by one author), Children's poetry, DeathPeople
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Table of Contents
1. Poems written before 1827. The editor's commentary --
Stanzas --
Evening star --
Song --
Tamerlane --
Dreams --
Spirits of the dead --
A dream within a dream --
The lake, to ----
--
The happiest day, the happiest hour --
A dream. 2. Poems added in the edition of 1829. The editor's commentary --
To ----
--
Romance --
To the River --
Sonnet-to science --
To M --
Fairy-land --
Al Aaraaf --
Notes which the Poet composed for the preceding. Poem. 3. The purpose of poetry. The editor's commentary --
The purpose of poetry [an essay]. 4. Poems added in the edition of 1831. The editor's commentary --
The valley of unrest --
To Helen --
Israfel --
The city in the sea --
The sleeper --
Lenore. 5. The poetic principle. The editor's commentary --
The poetic principle [an essay]. 6. Poems added in the 1845. The editor's commentary --
The raven --
The haunted palace --
To one in Paradise --
Bridal ballad --
Scenes from "Politian" --
To F----
--
Hymn --
The conqueror worm --
The coliseum --
Eulalie --
Dreamland --
To F---s S. O----d --
Sonnet-To Zante --
Sonnet-To Silence. 7. The rationale of verse. The editor's commentary --
The rationale of verse [an essay]. 8. Poems collected after 1845. The editor's commentary --
Annabel Lee --
To ----
--
For Annie --
An enigma --
The bells --
To M.L. S----
--
Ulalume --
Eldorado --
To Helen --
To my mother --
A Valentine --
Alone. 9. The philosophy of composition. The editor's commentary --
The philosophy of composition [an essay].
Edition Notes
"Eleven hundred copies have been printed in November 1943. The edition was designed by A.G. Hoffman and printed by the Aldus Printers"--Colophon.
Signed by the illustrator.
Issued in a slipcase.
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