In honor of Hallowe'en, identify the poem:
Whenever there's moonlight, I dream about my beautiful dead wife. And the stars remind me of her eyes.
And the story:
He killed him because he thought his eye was gross.
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I think the poem is "Lenore" or "Annabel Lee." The story is easy: "The Tell-tale Heart." If i'm right about the poem both are written by Poe.
Right you are.
"Lenore" is actually "The Raven".
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