O.K. I've heard that Edger Allan Poe was adicted to having sex with corpes? Is this true?

-- Anonymous, October 10, 2000

Answers

Poe (through his writting techniques) Often reffered to screwing corpses. Although he didn't literally say or do this, he metaphorically induced these feelings into poetry. For and Example: The Rainwalkers where he subconsiously refered to the lower class society being screwed over to death by the upper class society. This is my opinion and this is what I interpreted from reading his work.

-- Anonymous, October 11, 2000

We don't actually know if he did this or not, but, as I stated in a previous thread on this subject, a lot of his writing DOES allude to necrophilic practices and desires. Beautiful women are frequently placed side by side with death and graves in his stories. The combination of eroticism and corpses in this way can only mean one thing.

-- Anonymous, October 11, 2000

yes poe does allude to that in his stories, and for the rest of you who cant respond in a mature manner, u need to leave because not only are u a disgrace to this site u are a disgrace to Poe himself

-- Anonymous, November 04, 2000

considering he married his 13 year old cousin when he was 26 it would not suprise me

-- Anonymous, November 20, 2000

Just because Poe wrote of having sex with corpse doesnt mean that he actually did. It was just his style of wriring. Poe also wrote detecive stories but that doesnt mean that he was actually a detective. Poe was a very unique writer who had a style way more intereting than a lot of other writers of his time

-- Anonymous, December 03, 2000

The thing about the question that bothers me is the ignorance behind it. Do people take everything on the literal level these days? It's no wonder this society is plagued or looked upon as having the problems we do. I didn't know Poe personally, but I would assume he's was like most people who lose those close to them by death, saddened, filled with guilt and despair, angry, etc. On top of all this, he was a genius and knew how to express himself in a way that most people don't. Oh, not to mention the alcoholism from which he apparently suffered (although who knows)...So, add all these factors together and you're going to get exaggerated, fictinal stories based on suppressed feelings. You can't take everything for face value, and I agree with Kate whoever, I wish people could be more mature about things, or should I say, not so ignorant.

-- Anonymous, December 07, 2000

While I totally agree with Cathy, can't we let this thread die a natural death? Or, perhaps, a nice prematural burial at least?

-- Anonymous, December 07, 2000

From all what I've read about Edgar Allan Poe especially the author's bibliography, I think that poe's works were but an exploration of his own mind, an imagination pushed to it's extremity which mixed fiction with reality. Poe's life went on in a series of misfortunes and failures at an extent that he completely fell in despair. Therefore,the corpses and the dead he refers to in his works are only symbols of his agony and mischief.Finally, I hope that people will understand things in their own and real context, not to dishonour the memory of the dead. thanks

-- Anonymous, December 09, 2000

Yes, yes he did. Right up the arse

-- Anonymous, December 18, 2000

The sorrow falls shigh of the name giving. Traggic dismay oh believer. From a far reach the pen does qwell to the senses; an for Poe this drama unveiled life's pitter sweet.....That is from me.If Poe wants to highten the pleasure through profanity, assuradly he took many lovers.

-- Anonymous, December 21, 2000

With a heart full of grief, yet reluctantly, and oppressed with awe, I made my way to the bed-chamber of the departed. The room was large, and very dark, and at every step within its gloomy precincts I encountered the paraphernalia of the grave. The coffin, so a menial told me, lay surrounded by the curtains of yonder bed, and in that coffin, he whisperingly assured me, was all that remained of Berenice. Who was it asked me would I not look upon the corpse? I had seen the lips of no one move, yet the question had been demanded, and the echo of the syllables still lingered in the room. It was impossible to refuse; and with a sense of suffocation I dragged myself to the side of the bed. Gently I uplifted the draperies of the curtains.

As I let them fall they descended upon my shoulders, and shutting me thus out from the living, enclosed me in the strictest communion with the deceased.

The very atmosphere was redolent of death. The peculiar smell of the coffin sickened me; and I fancied a deleterious odor was already exhaling from the body. I would have given worlds to escape — to fly from the pernicious influence of mortality — to breathe once again the pure air of the eternal heavens. But I had no longer the power to move — my knees tottered beneath me — and I remained rooted to the spot, and gazing upon the frightful length of the rigid body as it lay outstretched in the dark coffin without a lid.

God of heaven! — is it possible? Is it my brain that reels — or was it indeed the finger of the enshrouded dead that stirred in the white cerement that bound it? Frozen with unutterable awe I slowly raised my eyes to the countenance of the corpse. There had been a band around the jaws, but, I know not how, it was broken asunder. The livid lips were wreathed into a species of smile, and, through the enveloping gloom, once again there glared upon me in too palpable reality, the white and glistening, and ghastly teeth of Berenice. I sprang convulsively from the bed, and, uttering no word, rushed forth a maniac from that apartment of triple horror, and mystery, and death.

(from "Berenice")

Now, honestly, what does that tell you?

-- Anonymous, December 24, 2000

You guys, that is in appropriate, it is not true, it's like saying," Hey! Did you have sex with your mother." OF COURSE HE DIDNT!

-- Anonymous, January 07, 2001

Mina wrote: [ You guys, that is in appropriate, it is not true, it's like saying," Hey! Did you have sex with your mother." OF COURSE HE DIDNT! ]

Are you familiar with his work?

-- Anonymous, January 07, 2001

Im dead and he screwed me a few times, so yes he did!

-- Anonymous, January 13, 2001

i don't think poe was a necrophiliac. don't believe everything that you hear. there are a lot of poe myths out there. develop a healthy skepticism. though throughout his life, you will find if you reasearch it, he was constantly surrounded with death. just about every woman that he loved died of tuberculosis. he wrote a lot about death probably because that has been a big part of his life. is anne rice really a vampire? is the author who wrote the hannibal lecter series really a cannibal? is marilyn manson really as sick as he portrays himself? ozzy osborne? i don't think so.

-- Anonymous, January 29, 2001

Oh seriously people...necrophilia is a mental condition, not a state of perversity anyway. Besides, any metaphor could mean anything. As for Marylin Manson, his surname gives the idea that yes, he is as sick as he acts.

-- Anonymous, January 30, 2001

I agree with John, i think it is totally possible. I mean u read some of his stuff right, the man was a total screw ball.

-- Anonymous, February 01, 2001

It makes me sad to think that if a man is capable of writing such amazing works like the pit and the pendulum and the raven. Could have his entire works and life ripped apart by people critsizing him on the bases of a rumour, or the way that some feelings are portrayed in his writings. I personally could cared less if he did practise necrophillia. The man was and still is a Geneius...

-- Anonymous, February 05, 2001

Why do people always seek to find out things which do not concern them? Perhaps he did screw corpses, perhaps he didn't. He was a brilliant writer who deserves more respect than that. Not just him for that matter, people are constantly asking the famous about their sexuality and personal life. Is it relevant?! It is rude and intrusive to ask questions like these. It is a bit strange to have sex with corpses, but just like i often think of killing people, but would not necessarily do it, Poe may have thought about it and expressed it in his work, but maybe not have done it. I think that crystal who first introduced the question is immature and lacks respect. A persons sex life certainly doesn't determine whether or not hey are a good person. Unless they fall under the category of what some people call rapists and who i like to call weak, insecure beings who take advantage of others because they cannot/do not want to control themselves! I hope we can all just drop the idea of poe and necrophelia and talk about his good points...

-- Anonymous, February 06, 2001

I don't no,I don't suppose anything.I don't give a fuck. But I have noticed that ur message has MANY answers. I see ppl are still interesting in screwing;that's normal,me too. But some sure would like to screw with a dead girl/guy...That's still normal. Well,I sayto this fucking world,full of fucking ppl. Respect Poe. He couldn't screw. He wanted to... Ciao,Maria...

-- Anonymous, February 09, 2001

yes he did. i used to be dead and he rooted me often.

-- Anonymous, February 17, 2001

Anything is possible. I think that it is impossible to say without digging the man up and playing twenty questions. Having sex with dead people?...Would you? I don't think so. PLease reply someone to the list who really has sex with dead people. Does it make a squelching sound?

-- Anonymous, February 17, 2001

It would depend on how fresh it was.

-- Anonymous, February 23, 2001

You people are nasty. How could you even think about that, thats gross You people are sick!!!

-- Anonymous, February 27, 2001

I'm telling you guys.Allan Poe is on CRACK!That's why he wrote having sex with dead corpses in hius works.

-- Anonymous, February 28, 2001

Ya'll are all sick perverts. Poe was a great writer (even though he had many things come in his way). It is a miracle that his writings were as good as they were with his drinking habit and all. Thinking that he was adicted to making love to dead people is just nasty even if you are a drunk.

-- Anonymous, March 01, 2001

He fucked the poor corpse right in the place where its eyes couldn't see .

-- Anonymous, March 05, 2001

I think he did because he is a freak.

-- Anonymous, March 06, 2001

Ya'll been smokin some good weed all I got to say

-- Anonymous, March 07, 2001

well read that poem and its kinda obvious...he either did or he fantasized about it and thats still pretty sick...

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHA OMG U PEOPLE ARE ALL SO DUMB!~ LOOK AT WHAT U WRITE!

-- Anonymous, March 19, 2001

I think that Poe's writing reflected the madness he saw in the world around him. If any of you would really think about the things he writes and aply them to the world of yesterday and not today then you would know what he was talking about.

-- Anonymous, March 20, 2001

No, it is not true that Poe had sex with dead people. So lets just leave it, ok? He did in fact have sex with me last night in a dream. HE WAS GREAT!!!

-- Anonymous, March 26, 2001

I think we are allowed to our own oppion, I don't think he would----- But I also don't know. I was not alive when he was. I don't think we should be so perverted though. Come on---why don't you act your age? We should have some respect for the dead. I am studing him right now in English class and I think he was a great writer even though his life was rather sad.

-- Anonymous, April 10, 2001

In response to Unique Horn's message from Berenice, it is interesting that in the passage you quote, the character is curious about the dead woman, but makes no mention of having sex with her. The horrific idea that she might be smiling, still probably not indicative of any sexual activity, leaves him running away. Indeed, Poe was perverse, and in many stories, he seems to want to convince his audience that they, too, are perverse. It's a certain impulse that he thinks we all have. But Poe explains in "Phil of Comp" that the dead women is the most pitiable and sad of all images in literature. Someone else who previously commented was correct, the events of his life mirror this. He's sad because the women he was close to died! Did he want to have sex with them? Try to be mature about the issue. While it is true that Poe led an unusual life, and that he wrote about new topics, we have to focus on the fact that he invented the genres of detective/mystery as well as horror/fiction. If people began to surface rumors about him, it's because everyone is afraid of that which is different. For the uninformed, Poe never wrote anything about explicitly having sex with a corpse. And for the immature, try to become informed.

-- Anonymous, April 20, 2001

The ideas that everyone has put forth, whether crude or delicate by nature, inspire one to look beyond the limits of the natural to the supernatural. I personaly do not believe that Poe had personal relations with people in the deceased form. Poe was a different person, he had dealt with the death of his parents and the rejection of his caretaker, however with this in mind, this does not prove the idea that he slept with the dead. Even in his writing, although it is seemingly good good in insite, frankly, other writers have written from the position of a disturbed mind, but they themselves are prefectly healthy individuals. I believe that Poe is morbid genous, he took the world to a darker side of liturature however that only proves his writting to be fantastic, not the demise and destruction of his mind. I shall leave everyone with this idea --- Because Mary Shelly wrote about the monster Frankenstein created, did she create them herself, or how about the movies of today, The Mummy, do you think the writers of that really experienced some of their stunts and/or effects. I would beg to say not, however the world has more ideas because someone tried the darker side of the mind.

-- Anonymous, May 09, 2001

U suck.

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2001

This question should die sometime I hope. It's like trying to say Poe was not a Martian. His ENEMY who started this rumor with a scathing and cowardly obituary was Rufus Griswold who actually was caught sleeping beside his own dead wife, more distraught than turned on I should add. Virgina was BURIED and never accessible. Nor did Poe slaughter people in spectacular fashion any more than any other writer of horror fiction(I hope). Accusing Poe of ANY overt sexual act outside of intimacy with a living Virgina is a tough sell for anyone that knows the poor guy's real relationship with women.

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2001

Poe knew ppl like u would wonder... coz it's a point of such a great importance... Anyways, he deliberately said: n , in I don't remember which tale... Perhaps : (lol I'm french). But we will just never know. That's y he must laughs, now, n he's right, we're so fuckin' human...

-- Anonymous, May 13, 2001

P.E. Murphy wrote:

>>>His ENEMY who started this rumor with a scathing and cowardly obituary was Rufus Griswold who actually was caught sleeping beside his own dead wife, more distraught than turned on I should add. Virgina was BURIED and never accessible.<<<

Read "Annabel Lee" - in that poem he clearly fantasises about lying down next to a corpse inside a tomb. If that ain't necrophilia I don't know what is.

-- Anonymous, May 30, 2001

P.E. Murphy wrote:

>>>>His ENEMY who started this rumor with a scathing and cowardly obituary was Rufus Griswold who actually was caught sleeping beside his own dead wife, more distraught than turned on I should add. Virgina was BURIED and never accessible.<<<<

Read "Annabel Lee" - in that poem he clearly fantasises about lying down next to a corpse inside a tomb. If that ain't necrophilia I don't know what is.

-- Anonymous, May 30, 2001

Is this the place where I sign up to be the Redskins' Mascot?

-- Anonymous, July 10, 2001

well i did ask the same question myself because i was told by loads of people that it was true, even Steven King says it in his story 'The Long Walk'. I refused to believe them but I asked because I wanted to make sure. I LOVE Poe and I don't think that any of his stories or poems can prove that he practised necrophilia especially not 'Annabel Lee' which is one of the most beautiful and most emotional poem in the world. When we write we don't always write from ourselves but assume the character of another. however, if Poe wanted to do that sort of thing then good for him, it doesn't make any difference whatsoever to his wonderful work. I think we should all just leave the dead to die.

-- Anonymous, July 13, 2001

There are at least three major problems with the answers given here which endorse the absurd idea that Poe might been "having sex with corpses."

1) The narrator in "Annabel Lee" does not lie down inside the sepulchre. (She is in the sepulchre and the narrator next to it. The phrasing is unclear to modern eyes, but in Poe's day people regularly visited cemeterys, like parks. It would have been obvious that the actual bodies were well sealed and a violent act, not mentioned in the poem, would have been necessary to gain direct access). Furthermore, the poem is not about sex at all. (In keeping with the prudish tone appropriate to his era, Poe never wrote about sex, not even obliquely.) The idea that the narrator is engaging in any form of intimate contact with the corpse of his beloved is a truly horrific one, but the poem is about young beauty, undying love, loss and grief. Such an element of horror would have completely undermined the intended effect of the poem. The horrific reading is a purely modern one, imposed by our more jaded era, and our obsession with sexual matters. "Annabel Lee" was one of Poe's most circulated poems, accompanying literally hundreds of obituaries in the months following his death in October 1849. No one at the time felt that the poem was anything other than beautiful and lyrical.

2) "Annabel Lee" is not about Poe and although there is more than an echo of Virginia, it really isn't about Virginia either. Annabel Lee is a fictional character, an idealized female figure constructed from equal parts of women Poe knew, heard about, read about and merely imagined.

3) The closest suggestion of necrophilia in Poe's works is "Berenice," but again, Poe's fiction is not a roadway to his own personal life. Poe's fiction is, essentially, not autobiographical, in any meaningful way. Poe is not Roderick Usher. Poe is not a razor-wielding orang-utan (although Poe would have liked to be C. A. Dupin). Poe is not the narrator of any of his tales, even though he often wrote in the first person, which is merely a literary device. The autobiographical reading of Poe's works is the most superficial one possible, and one which misses the point that Poe is intentionally writing for an audience and largely ignores the greater palate from which Poe selected his colors and inspiration. It also ignores the historical record, which shows that Poe's use of his life in his works is usually little more than window-dressing.

-- Anonymous, July 14, 2001

i went photo for sex

-- Anonymous, August 06, 2001

In response to your inquiry as to whether or not our beloved author "had sex" with corpses, I am compelled to provide you with a resounding NO! He did, however, make love to them. For you see, at the at the height of his career, Edgar Allen Poe found himself in the midst of the most powerful sexual revolution in recorded history, led in great part by his now infamous Grandmother, the victorian matriarch, Queen Elizebeth. Poe, a moral giant who rapidly found himself amongst moral weaklings such as George Bernard Shaw and Jules Verne, was determined to keep his moral compass as indicting "true north". He has several monogamous relationships with the recently deceased during this period, but sadly, as his adored companions fell apart, so did the relationships. Emotionall devestated, he was forced by the Japanese crime syndicate known as the Yakuza, to marry his thirteen year old cousin or face having his legs shaved with a dull "Koizumiskai", what we would identify as a potato peeler. I hope this sets you straight my young friend.

-- Anonymous, August 12, 2001

While Poe was deeply troubled I don't believe he would screw dead people but !!!!!!!!! You never know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-- Anonymous, October 07, 2001

the answer is yes because the story to helen is for a dead person

-- Anonymous, October 09, 2001

To think; what an excellent thought. To be able to have a mind of your own and to be able to use it. Mr Poe did just exactly that.

-- Anonymous, October 30, 2001

Yes, I think he did...I think

-- Anonymous, October 30, 2001

No, that's just a bunch of people talking junk. Don't hate on Poe like that.

-- Anonymous, November 14, 2001

iT WASINT POE THAT SKREWED DEAD PEOPLE IT WAS ME BITCH ASS MOTHOR FUCKER

-- Anonymous, December 14, 2001

Why wouldnt he? not like they cared ne more.

-- Anonymous, December 17, 2001

Yes he did, he screwed my grad grandfathers dead cat too

-- Anonymous, December 19, 2001

Man, Poe sure does get around.....what a playa!

-- Anonymous, December 19, 2001

Poe was cool, he wrote weird but great poems and short stories. I dont think he fucked dead people, Thats just some fucking nasty dirty shit right there! Come on, hes fucking dead now, have some damn respect!

-- Anonymous, December 28, 2001

Can someone please tell me the truth because I have a report on the 14 of February and I would like to tell this to my class in case this happened or didn't. So please notify this again so I can use it in my report. Thanks

-- Anonymous, February 06, 2002

So yah, Poe was like my grandpa and shit.... and like I have his diary, and he said "damn, I got fucked by the sweetest dead pussy ever.... kinda smelled though" then he says.... "I think Helen would be happy I fucked her after she died, I mean shit... if I can still get some ass after Im dead that would be fucking sweeet!!!" Peace in the middle east and save the whales.... later on dickheads

-- Anonymous, February 15, 2002

Yeah, Poe screwed dead ppl, next ur be telling me he was an alcoholic, wrote poems, and short stories.

-- Anonymous, February 24, 2002

Indeed: "Truth is stranger than fiction."

-- Anonymous, April 09, 2002

Crystal, yes I did.

-- Anonymous, April 18, 2002

YOU PEOPLE ARE NASTY!!!!

-- Anonymous, April 24, 2002

is it against the law to do this....... ....not that it matters....... .....NO! it really does'nt..... ....I'M FUCKING SERIOUS!!.......

-- Anonymous, May 04, 2002

well i don't think poe did that but i do know that me and my friend love to. i can make the dead scream. you try to do that.

-- Anonymous, June 05, 2002

If anyone could irrationally believe that Mr. Edgar Allan Poe, a profound and prolific writer, could have sex with dead people, s/he is as perverted as s/he believes Mr. Poe was? Ain't it preposterous, if not amusing?

-- Anonymous, August 09, 2002

Poe screwed dead people in the butthole. He likes the decomposing flesh on his penis. It's true...

-- Anonymous, August 29, 2002

Edgar Allan Poe is quite indubidibly a corpse fucker. I once joined in a ponder session with Mr. Poe about fucking a corpse, and it lead to us going to a graveyard, digging up two corpses, and using them for our own personal pleasure. Though he never mentioned anything about being a man fucker, i have my suspisions because when we chose our corpses that dark and stormy night, he chose a 57 year old man.

-- Anonymous, September 10, 2002

yes,i think he was a necrophiliac just as i am..(cause everybody is turned on by anything)..if you ever stood next to a beautiful 20years old female corpse laying nude on a slab you would understand how it feels to be necrophile.

-- Anonymous, September 19, 2002

btw..nothing is more available than a female corpse.

-- Anonymous, September 19, 2002

bitch im dead and let me tell you, my son is a great fuck.

-- Anonymous, October 09, 2002

IVE DREAMED OF EATING DEAD PUSSY CLIT SINCE I WAS SIX I PHINE FOR THAT PUSSY ON MY DICK

-- Anonymous, October 09, 2002

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-- Anonymous, October 27, 2002

everyone on this is sick.edgar doesn't say anything in any of his poems/stories about having sexual fantasies with dead people. if you believe that he did, you will believe that pigs can fly...

-- Anonymous, October 31, 2002

once I saw one man who have sex with die woman.I cant bolive in this act.Would can be possible this>

-- Anonymous, November 07, 2002

My answer is that Edger Allen Poe DID NOT have sex with dead poeple. I know this because I have studied it and no I did not ask him in person but I am positive he did not do something like that. Yes in his writting and art he write some pretty grose and disturbing things but i don't think he would never actually do them expecially something like that!

-- Anonymous, November 10, 2002

SEX WITH DEAD PEOPLE GOOD!!!!!

-- Anonymous, November 21, 2002

Yo creo que si se chingo a los muertos

Y le dedico mi comentario a Rodrigito "L' alarma boy" Vargas, porque a ese guey le encanta la necrofilia.

-- Anonymous, November 25, 2002

Esto es para los hispano-parlantes:La única forma de saber si Poe práctico la Necrofilia en sus buenos tiempos es analizar un poco su filosofía de vida reflejada en sus escritos y también por experiencia previa que uno debe tener, es decir, si uno no ha practicado la necrofilia no puede saber si en realidad lo que escribió tiene relación con el placer que se siente al penetrar a una persona fría, dura y mórbida. La experiencia es pesada: tener unos tragos encima no sirve de mucho, lo que sirve es el amor a la muerte, el amor a tener un acercamiento cuerpo a cuerpo con un ente que está hundido en la tinieblas. Sentir tu miemebro ardiente entrando y saliendo por el anillo de carne tan morbido que deja emanar la sangre en tu miembro hirviente. Simplemente ves la cara de la "persona" y te incita a destrozarla por dentro, no importa el sexo, no importa el riesgo, ni el placer, importa el rito que se lleva acabo en ese momento, el rito de ofrecer tu semen y tu vida a la muerte, a los dioses mas poderosos, que habitan en los mundos donde el sufrimiento no tiene la esencia de este plano terrenal. La esencia del sufriemitno se expresa por la adoración a esos ritos que implican un acercamiento donde el alma está intimamanete ligada a energías que se manifiestan más allá de una percepción común y corriente, se manifiestan en un plano celestial donde la carne no importa, importan los pensameintos perdidos en el deseo de tener la sangre plapando y el sufriemiento implorable de las personas, es la dosis que nos mueve: el maldito sufrimiento de las personas que no logran llegar a esta etapa, difícil de explicar. Poe practicaba la necrofilia, es por esto que lo considero un virtuoso en dos planos el terrenla y el mórbido, ah y el de la imaginación. Será que todo esto es simple imaginación?

-- Anonymous, November 25, 2002

if you do not have any educational questions to ask about poe why the hell are you in this website. go to somw horny webpage and dont waste space here. i cant believe some people actually took this question seriouslly.

-- Anonymous, December 08, 2002

yes I think he had sex with the nasty dead body. so if he did he is nasty and dead to.

-- Anonymous, January 13, 2003

yeah that stupid edgar did have sex with dead people because I know that for a fact he said in his book like he really means it and everybody damn shore do believe that shit to.

-- Anonymous, September 24, 2003

Oh God, haven't we already been over this ground? I propose that this forum declare a moritorium on all new questions regarding necrophilia. Anybody who still wants to talk about the subject can post to the previous discussions.

-- Anonymous, September 28, 2003

The gofers are upset with this talk. Let them be at peace in the treetops.

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2003

Wow alot of people answered this stupid question! I really don't think anybody is going to do a report and write down " Ohh yeah E.A. poe had sex with dead people!" come on now..

-- Anonymous, November 03, 2003

well I couldnt tell ya if he di or not because I mean you all werent there when he supposedly did it u know wut I mean? so ya!! he could have or he couldnt have. why does it matter anyways? ait wasnt your life it was his u wouldnt like it if everyone was on a web site talking about u haveing sex with dead people!!

-- Anonymous, February 19, 2004

well I totally agree with "tur mom" because I mean come on does really matter the guy is dead now and that is rude talking about someone that u dont even know on a web site!;-) maybe you guys should talk about something else.... like...uh..... how bout them Denver Nuggets? lol!! I am only a young teen and I am acting more mature then u!! so please just think about this!! thanx MUCH LOVE!!!

-- Anonymous, February 22, 2004

(I think that Poe's writing reflected the madness he saw in the world around him. If any of you would really think about the things he writes and aply them to the world of yesterday and not today then you would know what he was talking about)someone said this and maid a perfect point , altho I'm only 13 I'm more mature then u people

-- Anonymous, March 08, 2004

Yes he did he pulled their pants down and fucked the shit out of them he is one sick guy!!!

-- Anonymous, April 15, 2004

yes he is sick.

-- Anonymous, April 15, 2004

Poe did not have sex with dead people. He had sex with living people, like all of your mothers!! Thats right, biatch.

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

Well, i didnt know Poe that well myself. But i do know he fucks dead people. He has been fucking my anus for years now, cept he's stopped it for a couple of centuries...

Tell someone to turn me around again could someone please?

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

Poe doesn't fuck dead people, he fucked demons. That devil had a nice ass!!

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

So what if Poe has fucked dead people, I've been fucking Poe for years now! I'm sick of this social taboo you guys and other people like you have put on this society! Me and Edgar love each other, and nothing is ever going to change the way we feel about each other. Till death do us part...

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

I'm Poes mum. Leave him alone. Hes nice, and the cat wasn't technially dead when he had his way with it.

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

im galileo. poe fucked me. hes good

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

Ok, we've all heard enough about the speculation regarding Edgar Allen Poe's necrophilia. I have heard conspiracy of an even zanier subject.

Edgar Allen Poe was black!!! He had to change his name so other people will take his poetry seriously, and when he began to get famous, he had to hire a white man to pretend it was him. This form of oppression doesn't only suck, it is too prehistoric for anyone to care about now! His big black cock had been raping me too long! This exploitation is unforgivable.

Can someone turn me over and tell Edgar i still love him?

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

I think this discussion is stupid. Poe is a thing of the past.

We should look forward, not backwards - Upwards, not forwards - And always spinning!!! spinning!! spinning!

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

"There once was an author called Poe,who wrote many stories of woe. They say that he, often, climbed into the coffin, with corpses he didn't know. Acts that most people dread, were not performed in his bed, and some might say, 'so, they could not say no', since all the sad victims were dead."

-- Anonymous, May 12, 2004

Poes Mum, just to correct you, i was in fact dead that night. But let me tell you, i still enjoyed it. poe was awesome. the night of my life. thank you, that is all.

-- Anonymous, May 20, 2004

he loved it humping all of those dead ppl, they didnt hav a go at him after did they! or complain if he was crap at making love

-- Anonymous, May 26, 2004

No! He considered that perverse. This was more his cup of tea, with lots of milk.

-- Anonymous, May 27, 2004

No! He considered that perverse. This was more his cup of tea, with plenty of milk.

Where's the beef?

-- Anonymous, May 27, 2004