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A Thousand Ravens

A twilight thought of your mysterious powers,
in my lonely watch hours,
as a thousand Ravens in whispered flight,
their ebony eyes reflected in the moonlight.
Your poetry, my legendary prince,
Westminster's gates cannot contain-
you captivated me ever since,
my youth with a maiden heart,
your verses of love I do impart,
I'm advanced in my years,
and have rained my share of tears.

Oh, if only I could have known you,
gazing into a photograph of your 
treasured eyes to which I cannot bid adieu.
Your spirit soars in its glories,
as I read your timeless Gothic stories.
I feel October's creeping bones of chill,
your tragic life, Edgar, then your pen 
went still.

My hearth is embers fading to
sleep's calling,
but my devotion never falling.
I hear the awakened owl's hoot,
my joy for your gift of words resolute,
as a thousand Ravens encircle the
morose moon,
and I dream of you midst the gloom. ~

Copyright © Regina Elliott | Year Posted 2024

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Date: 4/30/2024 8:05:00 AM

Dear REgina, First of all I am a huge Poe Fan and this is a hauntingly beautiful homage to Edgar Allan Poe, capturing the essence of his enigmatic spirit and timeless allure. I loved how your words evoke a sense of longing and admiration for the master of Gothic literature, intertwining his legacy with the melancholy beauty of twilight. It's a stirring tribute to Poe's enduring influence on hearts and minds. - Blessings, Daniel
Date: 4/29/2024 5:51:00 PM

Outstanding poem, Regina! Impressive rhyme scheme and tribute to Poe. Poe has always been one of my favorite poets. I especially liked these words: I feel October's creeping bones of chill, your tragic life, Edgar, then your pen went still. When I taught high school English, my students never complained about reading Poe. Wishing you a pleasant evening, hugs, Sara (Faving)

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