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Sonnet 18: Compares a loved one's beauty to a summer's day. Source: Sonnet 18 ↗

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08Poe mourns a young beloved in a kingdom by the sea in this poem.RECALL
Annabel Lee
Poe's Annabel Lee mourns a young beloved and is believed inspired by the death of his own wife.
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09This poet wrote Annabel Lee.RECALL
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe's Annabel Lee mourns a young beloved and is believed inspired by the death of his own wife.
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10Blake questions the creator of a fearsome, burning-bright striped animal in this poem.RECALL
The Tyger
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