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TO HELEN.
1831; SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, MARCH, 1836; GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE, SEPTEMBER, 1841; PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY MUSEUM, MARCH 4, 1843; 1845.
Text, 1845.
Variations of Southern Literary Messenger from the text.
I. 2 Nicéan (Nicean) 3 perfumed (perfum’d) 4 way-worn (o. h.) II. 4 glory that was (beauty of fair) 5 that was (of old) III. 1 yon brilliant (that little) 2. stand, (!) 3 agate lamp (folded scroll) 4 Ah, (!) 5 Holy-Land (o. h.).
Variations of 1831 from the text.
I. 2 Nicéan (Nicean) 3 perfumed (perfum’d) 4 weary, (o. c.) II. 4 glory that was (beauty of fair) 5 that was [page 172:] (of old) III. 1 yon brilliant (that little) 2 stand, (!) 3 agate lamp (folded scroll) 3 hand I (—) 4 Ah, (A) 4 Psyche, (o. c).
Variations of Graham from the text.
I. 4 way-worn (o. h.) II. 3 airs (airs,) 4 Greece, (—) III. 1 yon brilliant (that shadowy) 3 agate lamp (folded scroll) 3 hand! (—) 4 Ah, (!).
EDITOR’S NOTE.
Said to have been written when he was fourteen and, if so, then it refers to Mrs. Stanard. — The second “Helen” was Mrs. Whitman.
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Notes:
None.
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[S:0 - JAH07, 1902] - Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore - Editions - The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe (J. A. Harrison) (Notes to To Helen)