In Edgar Allan Poe's "The Philosophy of Composition," what does Poe means when he created a contrast of the bird first appears in "The Raven"? A. By placing the black bird on a marble statue. B. By having the dark bird come in through a sunny window. C. By having the black bird come in from the dark night. D. By showing the bird's red eyes that later become brown.

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Kelly Gentry

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6 July, 23:39

In Edgar Allan Poe's "The Philosophy of Composition," what does Poe means when he created a contrast of the bird first appears in "The Raven"? A. By placing the black bird on a marble statue. B. By having the dark bird come in through a sunny window. C. By having the black bird come in from the dark night. D. By showing the bird's red eyes that later become brown.

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Lizbeth Garcia · Answer 1

In Edgar Allan Poe's "The Philosophy of Composition," Poe means when he created a contrast of the bird first appears in "The Raven" is C, by having the black bird come in from the dark night. He infers that length, "solidarity of impact" and a legitimate technique are vital contemplation for good written work.