What is a summary of the poem 'Dream-Land' by Edgar Allan Poe?

Answer 1

I believe at the beginning he is in a dream it is an analogy to his life he is a stranger, to his life. And he has a problem (Moon= representation of the problem) it is so big that he cannot hide from it every where he goes its there. Then he solves it (Butterfly= resolution) and he turned something awful to something beautiful

Answer 2

"Dream-Land" by Edgar Allan Poe is a surreal and melancholic poem that describes the speaker's journey through a hallucinatory dreamland filled with strange and haunting visions. The setting is a mysterious and desolate place where the speaker feels a sense of disorientation and detachment from reality. The speaker ultimately longs to escape this dreamland and return to the familiar world of the living.

Answer 3

Edgar Allen Poe (January 1809 to October 1849) was an American author, poet, editor and literary critic. His poem "Dreamland" was written about space and the supernatural.

Answer 4

This poem describes a journey, however where it begins and where it ends is not identified. The poem describes in detail all of the amazing sights seen on the journey.