How is “take thy break from out my heart” an important turning point in the poem (The Raven)?

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Ben Barreth · Answer 1 · 2020-04-10T01:50:12+0000

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He tells the raven to get off the statue, to take his beak out of his heart, and, basically, to go to hell. To which the Raven says, "Nevermore." This bird is here to stay

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