I Saw the Raven too.

I’ve just heard the raven sound again

Flying over the roof

Spreading its wings

Leaving a strange smell

Im my disorder mind

It’s midnight

And I left in the coffee table

The thoughts of the old student

who saw the same raven before

Now my head is confused

Trying to understand my solitude

And my backbone is resting

Over the old rocks

they put in my soul

Im scared

Because the cawing

Is getting into the deepest part of my bowels

And is taking away the remains

Of a tired existence

Wherever you are, here my spelling dark raven

Maybe I won’t see your ebony body again

But every time I hear the cawing

Of your ancient wisdom

I’ll know that the storm

Will come back to my secret dungeon

And this time I will left the butterflies come out

To finish with your eternal resonance

Pedro (May 09) 

There are many artists who have been inspired by one of the most important poems of english literature: The Raven. Some of them are Gustave Doré or Dante Gabriel Rossetti, but this images were maid by painter Ryan Price, who made a terrific work  that captures the Romanticism's  feeling from Edgar Allan Poe's poem:

http://www.ingramgallery.com/artists/ryan-price/price_raven_2006.htm