Answer:
The poem Annabel Lee seems to be about a struggle between a young lover and the family of the woman he loves.
Step-by-step explanation:
Annabel Lee is a poem by Edgar Allan Poe. It tells the story of two people in love who were separated seemingly by death and the angels or souls of past relatives who were envious of the power of their love. One of the words that appears most in the poem is "kingdom." This gives the idea that one of the struggles for the narrator or the "him" in the poem and love relationship is control and power. It seems to be a struggle between him and the relatives of Annabel Lee who would rather see her dead and locked away than to be with him, so protecting their kingdom at the expense of his. "Can ever dissever" is also a phrase that stands out in the poem because it does conjure the idea of death and dismemberment between the young couple.