A symbol of death,
A bird of the night.
As I draw my last breath,
I will embrace its delight.
I will use its feather, plucked, as a quill,
To write my very own tell tale heart's will.
For the pain of life far outranks its pleasure,
Such is the ordeal a poet faces in his leisure.
My fate is as black as a ravens feather,
So I will await the day I am dragged to the depths of the nether.
My only sorrow lay in the ink I did spill,
The ink I did spill on my tell tale heart's will.
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The Raven
PoetryThis is a collection of poems that I dedicate to my most inspirational figure, Edgar Allen Poe.