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| from the last stanza of "The Raven" |
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Hah - Debbie! I love this... Poe is a favourite of mine and you have done his Raven justice!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween! Boo!
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♥ Robin ♥
p.s. I already heard from 2 of the *Moby Dick* cast who adore your art!!!!
Wonderful, Debbie, and definitely haunting! This poem is dear to my heart because my son is an E.A.Poe fan and recited The Raven from memory
ReplyDeletefor his 7th grade English class, much to the delight of his teacher.
Cute raven, even accompanying Poe prose!
ReplyDeleteHauntingly wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHauntingly dead-on for the occasion! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteRead that for the first time only recently. Softly feathered lovely.
ReplyDeleteLess gothic than the poem :-)
ReplyDeleteYou know how much I adore ravens! This is a beauty.
ReplyDeleteYou should sell copies of this. I so want one.
ReplyDeleteHi Steve,
DeleteThis etegami is now available as cards and prints on my Red Bubble gallery, and on mugs and other products in my Zazzle shop. :)
The original is for sale on my Etsy shop, if you're interested. https://www.etsy.com/listing/55602804/the-raven