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The fire was dying, and it made its ghostly shapes on the floor, and I was broken thinking of my lost love, Lenore -
My heart was racing and I heard another tapping at the window, and I had thought that it was only the wind -
I asked the bird if it was a demon or a bird, and asked if I would ever see my beloved Leonor again, and if I would ever get hold of her once more in heaven, then the Raven said Nevermore. again -
I was amazed that a bird could talk, but what it said didn't seem to faze me but no one had seen a bird perched above door -
The Raven sat there quietly, then I wish bird, other friends had left me before tomorrow, this bird will leave me too. Then the raven said Nevermore. again -
Surely I said this bird only repeats words it's learn from a sad owner, and they could only say nevermore -
What the Ravens' presence made me feel very calm, I pulled up a chair sat across from it i thought about why did the Raven say it nevermore -
I sat there for a long time, thinking deeply, as the Ravens' fire burned in my eyes, staring into my heart. The lamp light was glowing super softly. The woman I loved would never sit there beside me again, and then the Raven said Nevermore again -
Then the air around me seemed to thicken. I smelled some sort of perfume as if angels had entered the room, and I said god has sent you I cried to help me forget my grief. Then the raven said Nevermore. again -
The narrator was reading books late one night to forget about his love when he heard knocking at his door. -
I opened the door and I called out for someone to be there, and no one responded, making me worried that I had never heard anything -
The wind scared me, and there was a knocking at the door. -
I stood down, and I was nervous, full of vile thoughts. A silence felt endless, I whispered Leanor can hurt a soft, quiet echo of Leanor -
I'm suddenly a large raven flew through the window and perched itself on a Statue of Athena -
I looked at the Raven, and it didn't look afraid at all. Then the Raven nevermore -
then I asked the Raven if it was sent to test me and asked it if there would be any healing the Raven said never more again -
I shouted Go back into the storm and to get off that statue, then the raven said Nevermore. again -
The Raven had never left its still sit on the Statue, its eyes looked like demons, cold and burning. The lamps throw their shadow on the floor. My soul trapped in the shadow will be free nevermore