This is a collection of short stories and poems by Edgar Allen Poe. These stories are full of adventure and excitement. They are here for your enjoyment and for purely educational purposes. I consolidated all of the stories and poems from Mr. Poe that I had on here into one item that way you can fin them easier. Enjoy. :)

Embora tenha parado de escrever aos 21 anos, Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) foi uma das vozes poéticas mais talentosas já vistas, e sua pequena obra influenciou os maiores escritores dos séculos XIX e XX. Uma temporada no inferno, de 1873, é o visceral relato em prosa poética do homem perscrutando as suas profundezas e origens. De uma riqueza imagética sem precedentes na literatura, os textos deste livro visitam sonhos e terras distantes, desejo de solidão e sede de conhecimento, o passado ancestral e a busca pelo desconhecido. Deles emerge o homem rebelde e aventureiro, vivendo - como dizia Verlaine a respeito de Rimbaud - a própria "vida inimitável".

Written in May of 1819.

Obra do russo Fiódor Dostoiévski.

The only original Raven avalible mobilly on wattpad Not my story all credit goes to Edgar Allen Poe Pls check out some the other stories on my account I'd really appreciate it. Thanks

Obra do norte-americano Ernest Hemingway.

Obra do italiano Dante Alighieri.

This has most of Edgar Allan Poe's poems, or short stories. I do not own the rights to any of them, just simply sharing his work!

Anne Gray Harvey [1928-1974] was born in Newton, Massachusetts. She married Alfred Muller Sexton II at age nineteen. She enrolled in a modeling course at the Hart Agency and lived in San Francisco and Baltimore. In 1953 she gave birth to a daughter. In 1954 she was diagnosed with postpartum depression, suffered her first mental breakdown, and was admitted to Westwood Lodge, a neuropsychiatric hospital she would repeatedly return to for help. In 1955, following the birth of her second daughter, Sexton suffered another breakdown and was hospitalized again; her children were sent to live with her husband's parents. That same year, on her birthday, she attempted suicide. Encouraged by her doctor she enrolled in 1957 in a poetry workshop at the Boston Center for Adult Education. There she became close friends with Maxine Kumin who was also enrolled there. Writing poetry gave Sexton soemthing to look forward to, the strenght to carry on a goal to work towards and helped her to go on for as long as she did. Sexton offers the reader an intimate view of the emotional anguish that characterized her life. She made the experience of being a woman a central issue in her poetry, and though she endured criticism for bringing subjects such as menstruation, abortion, and drug addiction into her work, her skill as a poet transcended the controversy over her subject matter. She won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1967 for Live or Die In 1974 at the age of 46, she lost her battle with mental illness and committed suicide.