"The Raven" is a narrative poem written by Edgar Allan Poe in 1845.
Throughout the poem, Poe uses the word <em>nevermore </em>many times. He makes use of the raven to utter this word. The raven said this every time the man asks a question.
By definition, a refrain is a line,phrase or set of lines that are repeated in a poem. The reader usually encounters these at the end of the stanza.
Answer Why do you think the narrator and Doodle felt that everything would be all right after they heard their father cursing? They thought he was hurt so when they heard he was cursing they knew that he was alright. ... It might be saying that doodle will die later on in the story because the bird resembles doodle so much.
