The Island of the Fay

Poes plate articles which are condensed essays intended expressly to appeal to his wide range of readers including The Island of the Fay. But Poe elevated such a banal endeavour to a transcendent degree in this work. One of his most ethereal and exquisite works of literature is Fay. It is also one of his early pieces that hint at his greatest achievement Eureka. The unidentified narrator of Edgar Allan Poes The Isle of the Fay journeys alone and discovers an island populated by fairies. The final imagery was exquisite. The symbolism of the fairy queen travelling through life was amazing. This narrative is written in a Poe-like manner and is a spiritual mirror of the author.