The poems “The Raven” and “Annabel Lee” by Edgar Allan Poe are different poems, but very similar. The Raven is about a man that lost his wife, Lenore, and a raven flies to his window. The Raven sits above his door and only says," nevermore." The raven haunts the man because it reminds him of his wife. On the other hand, Annabel Lee is a poem about a man who is obsessed with Annabelle Lee when she may not even love him. The two poems are different in that they handle the loss of the person they love differently. They are the same because they both lose someone close to them.
The narrator in The Raven handles grief very differently than the narrator in Annabel Lee. When the narrator's wife, Lenore, dies the raven flies into the room and the raven