Ghastly Tales of Edgar's Pen Poem

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In dreary nights, by candlelight,
Edgar wrote with all his might,
Ghoulish words that gave a fright,
A master of the macabre, right?
Ravens perched with beady eyes,
Echoing his mournful cries,
As he delved into the skies,
Of madness, where the soul dies.
From "The Raven" to "The Fall of the House of Usher",
Poe's tales made hearts shudder and usher,
Readers into realms so dark,
Where fear and horror leave their mark.
With Edgar's pen, a magic spell,
He weaved stories, oh so well,
Of ghosts, and death, and eerie gloom,
Awe-inspiring, like a haunted tomb.
Forevermore, his words endure,
A legacy of eerie allure,
Edgar Allan Poe, the master of dread,
Whose tales of terror will never be dead.