Answer:
As in the poem "Annabel Lee", the excerpt from "To One in Paradise," portrays an impossible love, a love for a woman who is no longer alive.
Explanation:
Edgar Alan Poe was a poet who liked to express himself in poems that worshiped the dead loved woman. In both "Annabel Lee" and "To One in Paradise," we can see Poe as a speaker who was extremely in love with his beloved who was taken away from her by death. This leaves the speaker of the poem devastated, sad, melancholy, nostalgic and yet passionate.
