The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe

INTRODUCTION I. The Main Facts in the Life of Poe II. The Canon of Poe's Poems III. The Text of Poe's Poems IV. Poe's Passion for Revising His Text V. Poe's Indebtedness to Other Poets VI. The Clash of the Critics with Respect to Poe's Poems TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS TEXT OF THE POEMS Tamerlane Song Dreams Spirits of the Dead Evening Star A Dream within a Dream Stanzas A Dream "The Happiest Day, the Happiest Hour" The Lake: To — Sonnet — To Science Al Aaraaf Romance To — {"The bowers whereat,"etc.} To the River — To — {"I heed not," etc.} Fairy-Land To Helen Israfel The City in the Sea The Sleeper Lenore The Valley of Unrest The Coliseum To One in Paradise Hymn To F — To F—s S. O—d Scenes from the "Politian" Bridal Ballad Sonnet—To Zante The Haunted Palace Sonnet—Silence The Conqueror Worm Dream-Land The Raven Eulalie—A Song A Valentine To M. L. S— Ulalume — A Ballad An Enigma To — — — The Bells To Helen Eldorado For Annie To My Mother Annabel Lee UNCOLLECTED VERSES Elizabeth An Acrostic Serenade Latin Hymn Song of Triumph POEMS ATTRIBUTED TO POE Alone A West Point Lampoon Lines to Louisa To Sarah Ballad Fragment of a Campaign Song Impromptu: To Kate Carol The Departed The Divine Right of Kings Stanzas Gratitude NOTES APPENDIX Collation of the Editions Published by Poe    1827    1829    1831    1845 Prefaces and Prefatory Notices The Philosophy of Composition INDEX OF FIRST LINES INDEX OF TITLES