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por Edgar Allan Poe

1845

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Annabel Lee

Annabel Lee

Edgar Allan Poe

Poe's poem, "Annabel Lee" was published in 1849 and is the last complete poem published by Poe before his death. It recounts the early romance of the speaker's now-dead lover.

Pair “The Raven” with “Annabel Lee” and compare how the theme of love and loss in developed in each poem.

7° Grado Poema No prosa
Excerpt from "Where Lovers Dream"

Excerpt from "Where Lovers Dream"

Anzia Yezierska

In "Excerpt from 'Where Lovers Dream'" Anzia Yezierska tells the story of a woman who runs into someone she used to know at a wedding.

Pair “The Raven” with “Excerpt from ‘Where Lovers Dream’” and ask students to discuss how love is depicted in the two texts. How are the poem’s speaker and the story’s narrator affected by losing their lovers? In what ways are their losses different?

11° Grado Cuento 600L
Click-Clack the RattleBag

Click-Clack the RattleBag

Neil Gaiman

In this short story, written by the award-winning author Neil Gaiman, a young boy asks his sister's boyfriend to tell him a story.

Pair “The Raven” with “Click-Clack the Rattlebag” and ask students to compare how both author’s build suspense throughout the text. What literary techniques do both authors use to build suspense? How does the development of suspense in Poe’s poem differ from the development of suspense in Gaiman’s short story?

8° Grado Cuento 600L
Sonnet 18

Sonnet 18

William Shakespeare

"Sonnet 18" is one of Shakespeare's best-known love sonnets, known for its opening line: "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"

Pair “The Raven” with “Sonnet 18” to contrast different kinds of love poems and to continue discussing the question: How are we changed by love?

10° Grado Poema No prosa
The Landlady

The Landlady

Roald Dahl

In "The Landlady," Roald Dahl tells the story of a young man offered lodging by a landlady who has dark plans for him.

Pair “The Raven” with “The Landlady” and ask students to discuss how madness is connected to death. In “The Raven,” the speaker is driven mad by death — do you believe that the landlady is mad? Which details from the text support this conclusion?

8° Grado Cuento 780L
Showdown

Showdown

Shirley Jackson

In "Showdown" a teenager lives a haunting, reoccurring day in a small town.

Pair “The Raven” with “Showdown” and ask students to discuss how grief affects the speaker in the poem as well as the characters in “Showdown”. How are supernatural elements used in each text? How do the authors both manage to create suspense with their supernatural elements?

9° Grado Ficción 960L
The Crowd

The Crowd

Ray Bradbury

In "The Crowd," Mr. Spallner is convinced the crowd that gathers after his car accident is more than just a group of innocent onlookers.

Pair “The Raven” with “The Crowd” and ask students to examine how literary devices are used within both texts to create suspense. What do both the raven and the crowd symbolize? How do these things help to create suspense within the text? What techniques do both authors use to help create tension?

9° Grado Ficción 550L
El cuervo

El cuervo

Edgar Allen Poe

Este texto está disponible en español e inglés. Haga clic aquí para ver el texto en el otro idioma.

10° Grado Ficción No prosa