The Fall Of The House of Usher

1. " A sense of insufferable gloom pervaded my spirit"
2. Edgar mentions how on his way to Usher's house he "sense" an "insufferable bloom" going and spreading through his "spirit". Leaving a weird feeling and sensation in him that he can't describe. He just keeps going, but not having a good feeling about it. 
3. "The clouds hung oppressively low in the heavens". By Edgar saying " the clouds hung oppressively" it symbolizes unhappy, the view and the moment looks down or depressed. 
4. In the beginning of the poem, Edgar tells us that is almost night time, quiet, and a mysterious evening has lay on him. After a long day of traveling, the day is starting to look miserable, tired and scary. He also mentioned "soundless day", as an a quiet day, nothing bothering him, just a strange sensation, and the loneliness. 
5. It was a lonely day of traveling. A dark day, without any light no where near. A lonely route, everything looking miserable. Everything so quiet, the clouds dropping and the sky getting dark as black. 
6. A mysterious day, the sky dropping and laying on my way to Usher's house. Quiet, lonely and long route, that displays a depressing sound, with a dark light at the end.