the original manuscript for Edgar Allan Poe's Annabel Lee


Posted by Julias Jaded Jester ® , Aug 07,2001,23:29   MetroBlab



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the original manuscript for Edgar Allan Poe's Annabel Lee -- Julias Jaded Jester
Posted by Ghost Crusher , Aug 08,2001,10:34   MetroBlab

If it's original, the man a) got good handwritin,, and b) never made a mistake while writin it, cauz my poems are all scribbled up, know?

the original manuscript for Edgar Allan Poe's Annabel Lee

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the original manuscript for Edgar Allan Poe's Annabel Lee -- Julias Jaded Jester
Posted by Belle ® , Aug 08,2001,01:43   MetroBlab

That's pretty cool. This is one of my favorite poems.

Belle


Yes Belle, I Have to Agree

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the original manuscript for Edgar Allan Poe's Annabel Lee -- Belle
Posted by Julias Jaded Jester ® , Aug 08,2001,01:51   MetroBlab

I agree-- it's a masterpiece. For a jaded poet, it's all golden...

Yes Belle, I Have to Agree

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Julias Jaded Jester
Posted by Belle ® , Aug 08,2001,02:06   MetroBlab

Who are some of your favorite poets?

Yes Belle, I Have to Agree

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Belle
Posted by Julias Jaded Jester ® , Aug 08,2001,03:03   MetroBlab

I like Poe, John Keats, Shelley, Wordsworth, Robert Service, Coleridge, Byron, and Robert E. Howard.

Yes Belle, I Have to Agree

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Julias Jaded Jester
Posted by Scaramanga ® , Aug 08,2001,12:28   MetroBlab

Fucking Hell. Why don't you two just get a damn room!

I did better than that, man...

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Scaramanga
Posted by Julias Jaded Jester ® , Aug 08,2001,20:48   MetroBlab

I don't NEED a room, man...

I OWN my own house...


I did better than that, man...

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I did better than that, man... -- Julias Jaded Jester
Posted by Scaramanga ® , Aug 08,2001,21:43   MetroBlab

Well, isn't that special! So do I! Several!

Yes Belle, I Have to Agree

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Julias Jaded Jester
Posted by Ian ® , Aug 08,2001,10:02   MetroBlab

and Robert E. Howard.

Robert E. Howard? The "Conan the Barbarian" author? Didn't know he was a poet.

Blabster trivia: Gene can recite "Annabel Lee" from memory.


Yes Ian, I Have to Agree

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Ian
Posted by Gene Harrogate ® , Aug 08,2001,14:02   MetroBlab

Gene can recite "Annabel Lee" from memory.

And, when lucid, The Raven, among others.

~Gene Harrogate


Yes Gene, your memory is elephant-like.

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Yes Ian, I Have to Agree -- Gene Harrogate
Posted by martini ® , Aug 08,2001,14:06   MetroBlab

And, when lucid, The Raven, among others.

So that's what, like, between 5 and 5:15 a.m.?

;)


Yes Gene, your memory is elephant-like.

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Yes Gene, your memory is elephant-like. -- martini
Posted by Gene Harrogate ® , Aug 08,2001,14:13   MetroBlab

So that's what, like, between 5 and 5:15 a.m.?

Rarely.
~Gene Harrogate


Yes Belle, I Have to Agree

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Ian
Posted by Mike , Aug 08,2001,11:22   MetroBlab

I'm curious, too. I have a big handful of old Robert E. pulp novels and have never seen, or even been aware of, any of his poetry.

REH

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Yes Belle, I Have to Agree -- Mike
Posted by SnM , Aug 08,2001,14:16   MetroBlab

Mike, besides sword & sorcery, REH did write poetry, as well as all kinds of stories: westerns, true confession, contemporary, humor, boxing, history, historical fiction, occult, horror, fantasy, sci-fi, romance, etc. -- and all by age thirty. Jst so's you know.

REH

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REH -- SnM
Posted by Mike , Aug 08,2001,16:26   MetroBlab

I knew he did some of the stuff you mention (tho not all.) But I was just curious where one might find some of it. I've only ever seen pulp reprints of his fantasy stuff.

REH

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REH -- Mike
Posted by SnM , Aug 08,2001,16:36   MetroBlab

Go here: http://pages.ripco.net/~bbb/howard.html#poetry