Lenore by Edgar Allan Poe (Animated)

Lenore, a poem by Edgar Allan Poe.

The young Lenore has passed away at a tender age. Her fiancé, Guy DeVere, cannot weep for her, though he loved her dearly. The mourners beseech him to shed a tear, though the mourners themselves are only interested in Lenore’s fortune. Guy decries their avarice, before explaining why he does not weep.

Narrated by ► Todd Weekley

Animation by ► James Dawson

Sound Design and Foley by ► Todd Weekley

SOUND CREDITS
“Bell”

“Crowing”

“Crowing #2”

“DrizzlyWoodsMoorlandFens 150119_0517”

“Thunder”

“winds and light snow in a forest”

SPECIAL THANKS
Victor Clarke
Josh Click
Ryland Cronk
Xanthe Huynh
Brian McKeever
Kory Trombley

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[ToddWeekleyVO]

If there is a poem you'd like to hear me read, leave it below in the comments.

[PinkPrudie]

I found out I’m related to him!!! It exploded a lot 😂😂😂
I bought my adult daughters their own personal Edgar ornament this Christmas ❤

[mrs.alucard]

I know this isn't a poem by Poe, but I would love to hear you read "Ligeia". I have loved that story for years, it's my all-time favorite tale written by Edgar Allan Poe...I love it so much that I had a pet black widow spider named Ligeia.

[DriftingRealm]

There is a poem called ether “Fair Charlotte” or “A Corpse goes to the Ball” that I’d recommend

[dennisyoung]

When I write of Lenore, she’s very much alive - and inhabiting nightmares, waking and sleeping, accompanied by enormous black-feathered *Birds.*

[NovaRuner]

Is this poem, lamenting the death of a beloved lady, is this then a background and context for that other poem in which the famous line “quoth the raven: never more “

[Tom-ulgb]

here because Monster High Called for me 🖤🩶🤍