Taylor Wells raven timeline

  • stanza two

    stanza two

    I remember clearly it was a cool dark December night the fire was dying and its light made ghostly shapes on the floor
  • stanza 13

    stanza 13

    the author sat there for a long time, thinking deeply, while raven's fiery eyes stared into my heart.
  • stanza 14

    stanza 14

    then the air around the author seemed to thicken and he smelled sweet perfume, as if a angles had entered the room ' god has sent you, ' I cried to the raven,
  • Stanza One

    Stanza One

    The narrator is reading but becomes interrupted when there is a knock at the door.
  • stanza three

    stanza three

    the soft, sad sound of my curtains moving in the wind filled me with a strange kind of fear I had never felt before
  • stanza 7

    stanza 7

    the narrator opened the window wide and suddenly, a large black raven flew in it didn't bow or pause for a second.
  • stanza 6

    stanza 6

    the narrators stepped back in side his heart was racing. he said "that was just wind in the window"
  • stanza 4

    stanza 4

    my heart grew a little braver I said out loud 'sir or madam, please forgive me I was nearly asleep when I heard you knocking
  • stanza 5

    stanza 5

    I stood there staring into that darkness I was nervous and full of wild thoughts the silence felt endless
  • stanza 8

    stanza 8

    the narrator at first he smiled at how serious and proud the bird looked and he said even though you look worn and wild you aren't afraid at all
  • stanza 10

    stanza 10

    the raven sat there quietly as if that one word was all it knew nothing else did it say or do the author whispered
  • stanza 9

    stanza 9

    the author was amazed that the bird could talk its answer didn't seem to mean much, but still it surprised the author deeply
  • stanza 11

    stanza 11

    the author was startled at how quickly it replied 'surly, ' he said , ' this bird only repeats words it learned from a sand owner
  • stanza 12

    stanza 12

    but the raven's presence made me feel strangely calm. the author pulled up a chair and sat across from it ,right in front of the bird statue, and the door.
  • stanza 15

    stanza 15

    'prophet' he cried, 'or devil! tell me the truth are you sent to test me? are you just lost, cursed ,or something from the underworld?
  • stanza 16

    stanza 16

    prophet!' I said again . 'bird or demon ! by heaven and by God above tell me truthly will I even see my beloved Lenore again?
  • straza 17 leave!' I shouted. 'go back into the storm! don't leave any sign of your lies behind! take your shadow away from my life

    straza 17 leave!' I shouted. 'go back into the storm! don't leave any sign of your lies behind! take your shadow away from my life

    leave!' I shouted. 'go back into the storm! don't leave any sign of your lies behind! take your shadow away from my life
  • stanza 18

    stanza 18

    and the raven never left. it still sits on the statue above my door its eyes demon cold.