Annnabel Lee is a poem about two lovers who, in their world, live a perfect life. This poem reflects Poe's grief, in which Annabel Lee dies and her lover is heartbroken. my bride" (Annabel Lee) In his last concluding words, the narrator concludes the poem with a light and sanguine tone as he calmly explains that he sleeps every night next to her grave by the sea. This detail reveals the extent of his obsession for her memory and makes one imagine that her largely sweet and innocent tale of pure love actually hides an unstable mind. Even though she is dead, she still cannot let go of her memory. This poem reflects the same Poe, his life and the loss of a loved one