The Raven essay 600

The most important themes in which the poem is build are obsession, death, madness, darkness and depression; but the poem have positive and negative things, one of those positive things is the poem teach us to don’t forget our loved persons and have them in mind, in our hearts and do not act as if they never existed; but the negative thing that the poem show us is if we don’t handle in a good way that lost it will consume us mentally and we will be insane and that in a near future will make us physical damage and then that things could be permanent, that’s the reason that we need to let go people when the time comes and seize every moment because the time is valuable.

A person could have many citizenships, a person may have multiple citizenships. A person who does not have citizenship of any state is said to be stateless, while one who lives on state borders whose territorial status is uncertain is a border-lander. Citizenship is the fact of belonging to a community because you live in it, and the duties and responsibilities that this brings, commitment is a promise to do or give something. The attitude of someone who works very hard to do or support something. A promise to be loyal to someone or something.  

I think these values were show in the poem the value commitment in in the poem, the man was very committed to his love Lenore but he cross the line and crossing the line comes with terrible consequences the man begin to get mad, see and feel things that were there, the speaker thinks he feels an angel in the room. He hopes the angel will help him stop dwelling on his (lost Lenore). He asks the raven if he'll ever see Lenore again, and the raven cries, (Nevermore). The speaker tells the raven to leave, but it refuses. He hopes to hear more, but the raven’s speech is limited to that one word.

The man were getting insane at cause of the preoccupation of Lenore’s death and also by the raven because he was more stressed and that was very harmful for him

Startled, the man says that the raven must have learned this word from some unfortunate owner whose ill luck caused him to repeat the word frequently. The man sits in front of the ominous raven to ponder about the meaning of its word. The raven continues to stare at him, as the man sits in the chair that Lenore will never again occupy. He then feels that angels have approached, and angrily calls the raven an evil prophet. He asks if there is respite in Gilead and if he will again see Lenore in Heaven, but the raven only responds, (Nevermore). In a fury, the man demands that the raven go back into the night and leave him alone again, but the raven says, (Nevermore), and it does not leave the bust of Pallas. The man feels that his soul will (Nevermore) leave the raven's shadow.

It’s understandable that the man gets mad and etc, because a raven is the representation of darkness and evil that’s the reason he thinks that he was feeling a spirit and who knows if that was true, it could be that will answer a lot of questions and well that’s the purpose of a demon (evil spirit) that was taking advantage of that critical situation.

The citizenship, the man lives in chamber at midnight like he described but that’s a dismal environment, like terror it was a bit predictable that it will be sad and bad things in the poem.

Well finally we need to be strong because life is hard and it will not stop its course for us, we need to continue and recover our strength for the next days that comes with different difficulties.