236 Poe Puns That Are Simply Raven About Laughter

236 Poe Puns That Will Make Your Soul Tremble (with Laughter!)

**Poe-sitive Puns (Playing on “Poe”)**

1. This idea has a lot of Poe-tential!
2. I’m feeling very Poe-sitive about this.
3. That’s a Poe-werful story.
4. Are you being Poe-lite?
5. This discussion is getting Poe-larizing.
6. Let’s not Poe-crastinate.
7. He’s a Poe-fessional writer.
8. She has such Poe-ise.
9. That’s quite a Poe-rtrait of the artist.
10. I need to re-Poe-rt this news.
11. Are you Poe-ssessed?
12. Don’t be so Poe-ssessive.
13. That’s a Poe-lar bear’s favorite author.
14. Time for a Poe-wer nap.
15. This is a Poe-lite suggestion.
16. He gave a Poe-ignant speech.
17. I’m taking a Poe-sition on this issue.
18. She’s a Poe-tato enthusiast.
19. Couch Poe-tato, anyone?
20. Let’s Poe-st this on the blog.
21. Poe-lice, open up!
22. What’s your Poe-nt of view?
23. I Poe-mise to read it.
24. Poe-tassium is good for you.
25. That’s an im-Poe-rtant detail.
26. Poe-tatoes gonna Poe-tate.
27. He’s a Poe-ficient reader.
28. Don’t Poe-ke the raven.
29. I’m on Poe-trol duty.
30. What’s your Poe-tential?
31. That’s an optical Poe-llusion.
32. Poe-lite society members.
33. He Poe-ndered the question.
34. This Poe-lution is terrible.
35. It’s time to Poe-nder your next move.
36. Poe-lite conversation is key.
37. A Poe-st-mortem examination.
38. Get your Poe-st-it notes ready.
39. Poe-sition yourself for success.
40. He’s Poe-ised for greatness.
41. It’s a Poe-wer play.
42. This recipe calls for Poe-rk.
43. What’s your Poe-sition on this?
44. The Poe-lice are investigating.
45. Poe-st haste!
46. Don’t Poe-nder too long.
47. Poe-sitivity is contagious.
48. A Poe-lite inquiry.
49. Poe-st-apocalyptic literature.
50. Poe-lice Academy.

**Raven-ous Puns (Playing on “Raven”)**

51. I’m *raven* about this new book!
52. Are you *raven* mad?
53. Having a *raven* good time.
54. What are you *raven* on about?
55. She’s a *raven* beauty.
56. I’m *raven* for more puns.
57. Don’t get *raven* by a bad mood.
58. This mystery is *raven* my mind.
59. He’s *raven* mad about the ending.
60. It’s *raven* up my engine.
61. That’s a *raven*ge story.
62. My brain is *raven* through ideas.
63. A *raven*ous appetite for horror.
64. Don’t *raven*ge on the critics.
65. It’s *raven* a new chapter.

**Nevermore Noteworthy Puns (Playing on “Nevermore”)**

66. I’ll *nevermore* forget this day.
67. Will you *nevermore* return?
68. Don’t say *nevermore*, there’s always hope!
69. This coffee is *nevermore* hot enough.
70. I *nevermore* cease to be amazed.
71. He promised to *nevermore* be late.
72. My patience is *nevermore* lasting.
73. This is *nevermore* going to end.
74. I’ll love you *nevermore*! (Wait, maybe rephrase that for a blog pun.)
75. Are we *nevermore* going to finish this list?

**Tell-Tale Heartfelt Puns (Playing on “Tell-Tale Heart”)**

76. My heart skips a Poe-beat.
77. Get to the *heart* of the matter.
78. This secret is too *tell-tale* to keep.
79. I’ve got a *tell-tale* sign of a good story.
80. His *evil eye* for detail is amazing.
81. My *heart* goes out to Poe.
82. I can *hear* your pulse quicken when you read his stories.
83. Don’t let your *heart* get out of rhythm.
84. He wrote from the *heart*.
85. That old man *had an eye* for quality literature.
86. Can you *tell tale* signs of a great author?
87. His prose is so *heart*warming… or chilling.
88. I’m *beating* around the bush with these puns.
89. He *plotted* his stories with a *heart* of darkness.
90. Don’t let the anxiety *beat* you down.

**Amontillado Astounding Puns (Playing on “The Cask of Amontillado”)**

91. Let’s *wine* about it later.
92. This situation is *cask-ing* for trouble.
93. Don’t get *walled* up in your thoughts.
94. Are you feeling *Fortunato* today?
95. This pun list is quite *grape*!
96. I hope you’re not getting *brick*-y with me.
97. Feeling *walled* off from the world?
98. He *casked* for it.
99. Don’t *wine* and Poe-ne.
100. This plot *thickens* like vintage wine.
101. It’s a *grave* mistake to mess with Montresor.
102. I’m *wall* in on this pun idea.
103. Let’s *bury* the hatchet, not Fortunato.
104. That’s a *cask* of good news!
105. It’s a *wine*ding path to understanding Poe.

**Usher-ing in More Puns (Playing on “The Fall of the House of Usher”)**

106. Let me *usher* you into the world of Poe.
107. The whole *house* came crashing down.
108. Don’t *fall* for his tricks.
109. It’s a *house* of horrors, literally.
110. Are you feeling *Usher*-ed out?
111. This argument could *fall* apart.
112. Roderick, please *usher* in some more puns.
113. The *fall* of night brings out the best stories.
114. This house has seen better *days*.
115. Don’t let your spirits *fall*.
116. It’s an *usher*-ly tale.
117. He likes to *usher* in new literary movements.
118. The *house* always wins.
119. A *falling* out with a friend.
120. Don’t let the *foundation* crumble.

**Pit and Pendulum Perfection Puns (Playing on “The Pit and the Pendulum”)**

121. This is a *deep pit*-uation.
122. Don’t let your thoughts *pendulum* back and forth.
123. It’s a *swing* and a miss.
124. My head is *spinning* like a pendulum.
125. Feeling *p-it*-iful today?
126. The *pit* of despair.
127. Don’t get caught in the *swing* of things.
128. He’s *dangling* a carrot in front of us.
129. The situation is *swinging* out of control.
130. This plot has real *depth*.
131. It’s a *close shave* with danger.
132. The truth *swings* both ways.
133. Don’t let your hopes *fall* into the pit.
134. He’s *swinging* for the fences with these puns.
135. Feeling *trapped* in this pun list.

**Annabel Lee-ghthearted Puns (Playing on “Annabel Lee”)**

136. She’s living in a *kingdom by the sea*-nic route.
137. This poem gives me the *chills*.
138. Love so *chilling* it sends shivers down your spine.
139. He loved her by the *sea* of puns.
140. A love story that’s truly *Annabel-ievable*.
141. The *sea* of inspiration runs deep.
142. Don’t be *chilled* by these puns.
143. His love was *chilling* to the bone.
144. Just *lee*-ve me alone with my books.
145. It’s a *chilling* thought.

**Murders in the Rue Morgue Merriment (Playing on “The Murders in the Rue Morgue”)**

146. This case is truly *ape*-solutely baffling.
147. Let’s *solve* this mystery, shall we?
148. He has an *animal* instinct for detective work.
149. The truth is *gorilla*-nt to find.
150. Don’t let the *ape* escape!
151. Poe was a *master* of deduction.
152. This mystery has a real *pull*.
153. It’s an *orangutan* of a case.
154. You have to *Rue* the day you underestimated Dupin.
155. This story is quite *frankly* shocking.

**Gold Bug Golden Puns (Playing on “The Gold-Bug”)**

156. I’m *digging* for more puns.
157. This cipher is *bugging* me.
158. Don’t let this mystery *bug* you.
159. He’s *cracking* the code of good writing.
160. This secret is worth its *weight in gold*.
161. A true *treasure* of a story.
162. He’s *digging up* the facts.
163. I’ve got a *bug* for literature.
164. This pun list is *golden*.
165. Don’t *bug* me, I’m reading Poe.

**General Poe-etic Puns & Macabre Mirth**

166. That’s a *grave* situation.
167. Feeling *coffin* good today.
168. His stories have a *mort-al* impact.
169. Don’t be a *ghoul*-den child.
170. It’s quite *macabre*lous.
171. A *crypt*-ic message.
172. He’s a *pen*-tastic writer.
173. This is a *write* good idea.
174. A *poe-m* in the making.
175. It’s all in the *plot*.
176. Don’t be so *grim* about it.
177. He has a *dark* sense of humor.
178. Poe really set the *mood*.
179. A story that *creeps* up on you.
180. He brings out the *beast* in literature.
181. Don’t be a *scaredy Poe*.
182. His tales are truly *spine-tingling*.
183. The *bells* are ringing for more puns.
184. He *tolls* a great story.
185. It’s a *knell* good pun.
186. Don’t *jingle* my bells!
187. I’m *tapping* into my creativity.
188. Who’s *there*? Just a Poe fan.
189. He loved his *spirits*.
190. A *dead*-icated fan.
191. This pun list is a *scream*.
192. Don’t *ghost* on me now.
193. It’s *hauntingly* good.
194. A *grave* undertaking.
195. Feeling *undead*-cided?
196. Don’t be *crypt*-ic.
197. His *tomb* of work is impressive.
198. A *chilling* thought.
199. He’s a *master* of his craft.
200. This is *dead* serious.
201. He has a *killer* instinct for plots.
202. A truly *frighteningly* good author.
203. Don’t let your fears *consume* you.
204. It’s *grave* to be thankful.
205. His characters are *dying* to be read.
206. A *spectral*-tacular performance.
207. Don’t get *lost* in the darkness.
208. The atmosphere is *thick* with tension.
209. He really *digs* into the human psyche.
210. A *skeleton* of a plot idea.
211. He’s truly *gothic*-ular.
212. I’m *fang*-tastic about these puns.
213. It’s *ghastly* good.
214. His writing style is *killer*.
215. A *frightfully* clever pun.
216. He *penned* some masterpieces.
217. A *dark* horse in literature.
218. Don’t get *spooked*.
219. It’s a *tale* as old as time.
220. He was a *master* of suspense.
221. His stories are *electrifying*.
222. A *shocking* twist.
223. Don’t *cross* the line.
224. This is *unearthly* good.
225. He’s *dying* to know what you think.
226. A *wicked* good read.
227. He’s *chained* to his desk writing.
228. This is truly *bewitching*.
229. Don’t be so *eerie*-sistible.
230. A *grim* reminder of his genius.
231. His plots are *tightly woven*.
232. He *conjures* up great stories.
233. A *supernatural* talent.
234. It’s *unnerving* how good he was.
235. The *depths* of his imagination.
236. And finally, you’ve reached the *Poe-int* of no return!