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This is a summary of the poem "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe. Fill in the gaps with the given missing words.

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This is a summary of the poem "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe. Fill in the gaps with the given missing words.

by Merce Ballabriga
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hold lands discovers midnight shadowy persists fireplace darkness deeply death

It is on a cold evening in December in the 1840s . In a dark and bedroom , wood burns in the as a man laments the of Lenore , a woman he loved . To occupy his mind , he reads a book of ancient stories . But a tapping noise disturbs him . When he opens the door to the bedroom ,
he sees nothing ? only .

When the tapping , he opens the shutter of the window and a raven , which flies into the room and above the door on a bust of Athena ( Pallas in the poem ) , the goddess of wisdom and war in Greek mythology . It says " Nevermore " to all his thoughts and longings . The raven , a symbol of death , tells the man he will never again ( " nevermore " ) see his beloved , never again her ? even in heaven .

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