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In FB -> unearthly
In AL -> naturaly

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Both poems talk about the theme of love and the loss of a loved one. -DiyZ

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The speaker mourns the loss of a loved one. -DiyZ

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The narrator grieves the death of his young wife, Annabel Lee. -DiyZ

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In FB the author talks about how when that person dies, love also dies.
In AL the author talks about how despites that person dying, the love lives on.
Abril

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In FB, there's no repetitions of any words but, in AL, there's some phrases that are repeated as "In this kingdom by the sea"
CV

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In both poems, almost all words rythme because the sentences ends with the same termination in the word.
CV

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In FB: The author uses objects that we see or use in our daily routine.
In AL: The author uses unearthly words.
CV

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The image that presents FB is a caothic one but in AL, the image that the author wants to present is a memory that he has.
CV

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In FB the author uses metaphors with everyday obejcts.
In AL the author uses metaphors with unearthly objects.
Abril

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In FB there aren't repetitions.
In AL there are some repetitions for exemple: Annabel Lee, kingdom...
Abril

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"That a maiden there lived whom you may know"

This sentence could be better written for example "A maiden that lived there whom you may know" DV

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While "Funeral Blues" doesn't provide a specific physical setting, it conveys the emotional setting. In contrast, "Annabel Lee" is set in a vivid and picturesque kingdom by the sea.
- ALC

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In FB the rhyme can be represented as AABB, where A is the rhyme for the first and second lines, and B is the rhyme for the third and fourth lines.
- ALC

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In FB is set in a context of mourning and loss, things that can happen around us. In AL tells the story of a love that transcends death and time, set in a kingdom by the sea.
-Diy

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AL: Metaphors with unearthly objects.
FB: Metaphors with everyday objects.
Rocío

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"Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone"

In this line, the imperative sentence structure is used with a verb ("Stop") at the beginning, and the object ("all the clocks, cut off the telephone") follows.
-Diy

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AL: Even if the person dies, love is still present.
FB: When a person dies, love also dies.
Rocío

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AL: Several repetitions like: kingdom.
FB: There are no repetitions.
Rocío