Indulge In Sweet Bliss: Send Chocolates...
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Mr. Poe, obviouslt had a fascination and a fear of death. this is reflected ominiously in almost all of his writings.
One contributor to a Poe discussion site suggests:
This poem has to do with visiting a place in remembrance of the dead where an air of presence still lingers even in the silence and motionless landscape. That "haunting" of memories, misty, silent but restive is the mood that weighs upon the poet. Only in "The Spirits of the Dead" it is further applied to a "dead" relationship between Poe and his lost love, in the sense that you can never forget the love you left behind.
I would suggest reading his short story, The Assignation for further insight...