In this feature, I'll share a guest with you all each week,
and you tell me in only three words what comes to mind.
In Three Words...
Edgar Allan Poe
LIVE! LIVE! Life is a banquet, and some sorry sons of bitches are starving!
LIVE! LIVE! Life is a banquet, and some sorry sons of bitches are starving!
Melancholy, scary and tragic.
ReplyDeleteMarried his cousin.
ReplyDeleteWeird, Unique, Pedophile
ReplyDeleteI hate to have that annoyingly overused word, but he did marry his 13 yr. old cousin. Jon
Tragic, long-suffering, genius.
ReplyDeleteA weird wordsmith
ReplyDeleteBlake Ritson's twin.
ReplyDeleteQuote the Raven.
ReplyDeleteThe Black Cat
ReplyDeletePsychological terror, macabre.
ReplyDeleteWriter, poet, editor.
ReplyDeleteDeath, supernatural, suspenseful.
ReplyDeleteLove his works.
Gothic,Eerie,Dark
ReplyDeleteTroubled, hardship, but brilliant.
ReplyDeleteeerie, mysterious, macabre
ReplyDeleteDark and spooky.
ReplyDeleteThe Rue Morgue... Jx
ReplyDeleteTaphophobe. - YIKES!
ReplyDeleteVincent Price movies
ReplyDeletethe Raven 'Nevermore'
ReplyDeleteHad Pet Lobster.
ReplyDeleteWHAT?!?!?!?!?
Delete...well CRAP I am wrong. Dear Mr. Roth, my fourth grade teacher: You Lied To Me!
DeleteI think there was a famous poet that had a pet Lobster, but I don't know if it was Edgar Allan Poe. Are you sure you're not the one that had the pet Lobster?
DeleteOscar Wilde had a pet lobster when he was a student at Oxford.
DeleteBuried in Baltimore.
ReplyDeleteSpooky, kooky, gloomy,
ReplyDeleteA true visionary...
ReplyDeleteThe Rue Morgue
ReplyDeleteThe second time this comment came up. You and Jon must have the same taste.
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