What is the meaning of Bridal Ballad by Edgar Allan Poe?

Answer 1

The rhyme scheme of the poem is as follows:Stanza 1: abaab

Stanza 2: cbccccb

Stanza 3: dbddddb

Stanza 4: ebeeeb

Stanza 5: fbfffbCheck: http://www.cummingsstudyguides.net/Guides7/Bridal.html

Answer 2

his wife died and he want a change in his life for him to be awaken.n wen she died he asked god fro him to be awaken also since she died he was never happy since then so i guess she was never a one night stand for him then teehee:)

Answer 3

"The Masque of the Red Death" is about Prince Prospero hiding from a fictitious disease known as "The Red Death" that spreads throughout the town by a stranger who enters and exits each room in a building filled with people who now have "The Red Death". The symptoms of "The Red Death" are said to have the following:

• Sharp pains
• Sudden dizziness
• Profuse bleeding at the pores

The theme of the story is that people cannot escape from disease; especially when the mysterious stranger in the story was actually "The Red Death" itself. And because of that, Prospero died immediately when "The Red Death" faced him; right when Prospero was about to stab "The Red Death" with a dagger.
There are many themes to the masque of the red death, but the most obvious and most important are:

*No man, rich or poor, can escape death...even if that person is locked up in a bolted castle like Prince Prosepero and his guests

*Death is ever present throughout life

I'll give you a couple more but the ones above are the most important, the most used on essays, and really the only ones teachers actually care about...

*don't rush through life like Prince Prosepero runs through the seven rooms(7

stages of life)

*Everyone is mortal and will eventually die
"Death is inevitable"

" No man or woman can escape death"

"You cant escape death"

-jester silva :)
live or die.

Answer 4

"Bridal Ballad" by Edgar Allan Poe is a poem that depicts the speaker's emotions about a lost love and yearning for that love to return. The poem explores themes of death, longing, and the ephemeral nature of life and love. The speaker expresses a deep sense of grief and longing for their deceased beloved.