The Complete Poetical Works of Edgar Allan Poe by Edgar Allan Poe
There is a biography at the start. (Poe lived an interesting life with a morbid death.) There are also essays and dramas included. Poe was not a fan of long poems. He was a great, imaginative writer.
Annabel Lee (1849) - a somewhat morbid love poem, unfortunately read with a robotic voice
The Bells (1848) - the repetition of bells makes this one good
The Raven (1845) - Poe's famous poem. Captures his style well
To Helen (1831) - a poem of beauty with Helen of troy and others
A Dream (1827) - a dream, short and sweet
Alone (1829) - a loner in childhood
Fiaryland (1829) - imagery of a land of fairies
