Argumentative Essay: The Murder Of Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe’s death was caused by the infamous act of cooping. He was found outside of a bar during voting time; delirious and dressed in second hand-clothes, he was later sent to Washington College Hospital to be taken care of. This theory is the most plausible because it explains why he was drugged, how they found him in other people’s clothes, and the reason why he was a victim of cooping.

On October 3, 1849, Poe was found unconscious, but the doctors weren’t able to find out what really happened. On October 7, 1849, Poe died in the hospital. Poe’s one of the famous works is “The Raven”, which was dedicated to the school children’s memory in the nineteenth century, first got published in New York Evening Mirror in January, 1845.This poem had an enormous success and got published in many other publications in America and Europe. Many critics connect Poe’s tragic life with his poem’s synopsis (“Explanation”, par.1). The poem is about a man who dreams about his lost love, Lenore, and how the talking bird, who only knows one word “Nevermore”, usually visits him.

“The Raven” is a fictional poem written by Edgar Allan Poe in which the audience witnesses the narrator’s gradual change from a weary scholar to grieving lover. While falling asleep, he suddenly hears a tap at his chamber door. In alarm, the scholar tries to reason with himself and explain away the soft tapping. Eventually, he gains courage, opens the door, and finds it void of anyone. The narrator immediately wonders if it is perhaps his lost love, Lenore waiting for him, yet the only answer to his inquiry is his echoing voice. However, as he shuts the door, he hears a gentle tapping again, opens a window, and a raven enters. Poe’s use of a raven cannot be a coincidence. According to Gregory McNamee,

Did you know that they still don’t know what caused the death of the famous spooky poet and author Edgar Allan Poe? Edgar was an American author and poet from the 1800’s who died from undetermined causes. There is still a great mystery surrounding Poe’s death and there are two main theories of what caused him to die. He died of alcoholism because he had a history with drinking, had a very rough life, and the rabies theories has some holes in it.

Edgar Allen Poe, known for his crazy writings, but what people question the most beside his stories is how did he die? There have been many theories circling around for how he has died. Two theories aare that he had rabbies or abused alcohol. Many people believe in different things and argue from very different points. However, Poe died of alcohol because, he has had a past with it in his younger years. Even though he gets sick from just one glass, he could of wanted to kill himself or had a withdraw and craved it.

Edgar Allan Poe was an American author, poet, editor, and literary critic. He was born on January 19, 1809, and he died on October 7, 1849. He wrote many famous poems. His most famous poems are the Raven, and The Tell-tale Heart.

The death of Edgar Allen Poe is quite the mystery. No one knows what really happened to the failed poet that cold night, while he lay on the street. Many theories suggest that Poe was murdered by one of his many enemies or that he has brain cancer and died on the street. One theory I support is that Poe died from alcohol poisoning, there is quite a bit of evidence that supports Edgar Allen Poe passed from alcohol poisoning such as he became addicted to alcohol after his wife passed, he was found near a pub, and he had brain symptoms that pointed to alcoholism.

     Edgar started using drugs, in which he thought would make him feel better. He took opium, laundiam, and morphine. While using drugs he also drank continuosly. Edgar had alot of trouble trying to stop drinking, but nothing helped and he continued to drink. Edgar's nervous system was at a low point, in which he had day-mares of the army trying to capture him, so he disguised himself, clearly this was from a mental illness. Edgar had a lot more mental discomforts following him, some lead him to near suicidal. Poe was brought to the Washington Hospital of Baltimore, on October 6, 1849 after he was found lying in the road with his clothing ripped and still semi-conscious. He then said aloud, his final poem."Father I firmly do believe I know, for death who comes for me from the regions of blast afar where there is nothing to deceive hath left his iron gates ajarand rays of truth you cannot see are flashing through eternity." The next morning Edgar Allan Poe passed away from Lobar Pneumonia which was complicated by depression. Edgar's story "The Raven" was coincidently they way Edgar felt during his depression. "Into

The weak conditions of his body, like a possible brain damage were choose as the causes of Poe’s death, and we don’t really know a lot more about his death because the papers with the medical analysis has been missing during the

Edgar Allan Poe’s death has stumped scientists and investigators everywhere, no one has any idea of why he died. Poe’s death is still a major mystery after he was found disheveled in the streets of Maryland by a tavern. He was taken to a hospital, and couldn’t have an official diagnostic. Poe spent his time in the hospital going in and out of consciousness, he was in a psychotic state of mind. Many ideas are very different in addressing the death of Poe due to the lack of evidence. However, Poe died due to the method of cooping.

The year 1846 marked the beginning of Poe’s decline. He was involved in personal scandals with two female literary “groupies”. When Virginia Poe died in 1947, Poe collapsed. He was found unconscious on a Baltimore street in 1949. A brief obituary reported that Poe had died of “congestion of the brain” (Regan 3). Poe’s turbulent childhood, troubled mid-life, unusual relationships, and hardships were reflected in his various works.

Your Honor, the defendant Edgar Allen committed the death of John Poe on March 24 2016 at 12 am; where officers asked him a few questions and where they later found John Poe’s body lashed up into pieces under the planks of his bedroom floor. John Poe and Edgar Allen never had a conflict. They were great friends, but why did he kill John Poe. Why was it because of his eye, if so. Edgar Allen was fully aware of what he did and whether it was right or wrong.

The Raven tells a story of a man with much grief over this loss of his love, Lenore. As the poem opens, the narrator is trying to find peace through his books. He states, “…while I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore,” (862). The setting, a chamber in a house, is described in such a way that creates a very dark, almost melancholy style. The narrator, while trying to find comfort for his loss, hears a tapping at his window. As he opens the window, a raven, a long time symbol of death, flies in, and refuses to leave. Poe uses the symbol of the raven, and his repeating word of “nevermore”, to show that the narrator will never get over the loss of his love, Lenore.

“The Raven” symbolizes to Poe, why this poem is so deeply credited for this author, and what made him decide to write the poem. People wonder what truly went on in the mind of Poe as he was writing one of his many great works. His dynamic use of figurative language, color symbols, and illusions truly bring out a state of mind that he has not expressed in any of his other

Poe, most likely made his success in fame in January 1845. Poe became a household name; he had published his two books within that year and started his own magazine business. There were rumors about Poe with a different woman his wife health made leave the city and go back. Virginia died of tuberculosis ten years later. Poe dearly loved his wife and when she died he fell apart. When he wrote “The Raven”, the character is grief over death of “Lenore” when a raven visits him. Raven is symbolic figure that is used in Poe poem to symbolize death. “ Thy God hath lent thee-by these angels he hath sent thee Respite- and Nepenthe from the memories of Lenore!”(The Raven). Which, Lenore is the representation of Poe’s deceased wife Virginia. Poe want to hang to his wife’s memory because he just doesn’t want to let go over her death. He was a lost soul and was devastate. Majority of the critics thought after the death of his wife, he would be done for good. The critics were right about Poe and he lived only about two more years in giving lectures and writing for his latest magazine, “ The Stylus”.