Quote by Edgar Allan Poe, For Annie (1849

Of a water that flows,With a lullaby sound,From a spring but a very fewFeet under ground --From a cavern not very farDown under ground.

Of a water that flows,With a lullaby sound,From a spring but

Summary

This quote describes a tranquil scene where water flows gently from a spring that is just a few feet beneath the ground. The water's soothing sound resembles a lullaby, providing a peaceful ambiance. The quote also mentions that the spring resides in a cavern, further emphasizing the hidden and mysterious nature of the water source. Overall, the quote conveys a sense of serenity and harmonious connection to nature's hidden wonders.

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By Edgar Allan Poe, For Annie (1849

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