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The Raven POV
In suffocating black of night, a creature of dark will take flight
A symbol one may say to bring an ancient evil to one’s door
Void of soul with sound and song, to call it beauty would be wrong
Oh I long to cease this song, as I wade along the shore
Winged death is what I am, what I am is nothing more
What I am is to ignore
All the days seem blurred together I recall the stormy weather,
A refuge that was not meant for winged death to go explore
From beyond the mist proceeding, distraught cries of anguish leading
Winged death follows heeding, to language one would deplore.
Peaking interest tempting one to chance one’s fate and go explore
Something that one should ignore
Winged death makes an appearance, laughter noises incoherence
Questioning to one’s adherence to the painting named Lenore
How could one have such attachment, to the mural hanging that meant
So much to this creature that went on and on about before
Up above sat winged death, perched above its chamber door
Something that it should ignore
From below the agonizing, angry cries antagonizing
Tension and fear start arising as it gazes from the floor
It should have been my time to leave, but something held me quite naive
To stay and watch this buffoon stumble, rant and rumble… I can’t take this anymore
I have caused too much pain, too much pain it makes me sore
Too much pain I can’t ignore
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I wrote it for my creative writing class. It is the ravens pov in "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe.