Poets

[Sahara]

The most obvious Poe/Planets reference is "No doubt, no pain, come ever again" -- comes from Eulalie by Poe ["Now doubt now pain come never again"] -- that was the one that made me fall off my chair.

Some others: "Into the seas that have no shores" -- "Looking up at skies on fire" relates to "Mountains toppling evermore into seas without a shore" and "Surging unto skies of fire", both from Poe's Dream-Land.

And: "The bright light is lying down, the Earth and the sea and the sky is at rest with the ocean" -- apparently from a poem called Serenade that's not in my big book of Poe, but Serenade goes like this: "The wearied light is lying down, and eather, and stars, and sea are rendolent with sleep".

There's also a theory that "like a heartbeat drives you mad" in Dreams comes from the Tell Tale Heart.

Check out www.inspiredangel.com, it's interesting.