"Annabel Lee" is a melancholic poem by Edgar Allan Poe, narrating the speaker's undying love for his lost Annabel Lee. The poem begins with the speaker reminiscing about their love in a kingdom by the sea. Their love was so intense that even the angels in heaven were jealous and sent a "chilling wind" that killed Annabel Lee. The speaker claims the wind was not the true cause of her death but rather the angels' envy.
Despite her death, the speaker's love for Annabel Lee remains unwavering. He sleeps beside her grave every night and dreams of her. He still believes that their love is powerful enough to conquer death and reunite them in their "kingdom by the sea." The poem is a tragic love story with a haunting tone, highlighting the power of love and the pain of loss.