Question

read the excerpt from \to one in paradise,\ by edgar allan poe. and all my days are trances, and all my nightly dreams are where thy grey eye glances, and where thy footstep gleams- in what ethereal dances, by what eternal streams. how are the ideas in the excerpt similar to poes ideas in the final stanza of \annabel lee\? both suggest that love endures after death both describe the haunting power of dreams both present beautiful images of nature both claim that night is superior to day

Explanation:

In "To One in Paradise" and the final stanza of "Annabel Lee", Poe expresses the enduring nature of love even after the loved - one's death. In the given excerpt, the speaker is constantly thinking of the loved one in dreams and trances, suggesting an unending connection. Similarly, in "Annabel Lee", the speaker's love for Annabel Lee persists beyond her death.

Answer:

A. Both suggest that love endures after death