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What, or why, did Edgar Allen Poe write on a Raven2007-11-24 17:26:09Answers:

He ran out of paper.

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What?!?!?!??!?!

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TO STOP IT FLYING AWAY , HE WROTE , YOU WILL HIT THE GROUND

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He wrote a very famous poem called The Raven. You should check it out. You might actually like it.

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It was a symbol of the lost (dead) love, Lenore, which is what the poem is really about. A raven visits him while he's mourning her and keeps saying "Nevermore," as in, you'll never see her again.

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It's a poem. It isn't so much about the raven, as about someone going nuts, as with all of Poe's writing.

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i think the raven is meant to symbolize the conscious and inner demons of the character. Why he chose a raven to be the bird, maybe because it is black and has a stigma of evil that surrounds it.

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The Raven represents the cruelty of life. If you are a sensitive person, don't read it. It's scary. WuHaHa

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u playing msn conspriacy game ?

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Don't know why but here it is..

The Raven

[First published in 1845]

Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary,

Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore,

While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping,