Answer:
Edgar Allan Poe creates tension in the poem "To One in Paradise" By becoming more and more angry.
Explanation:
The emotions of Edgar Allan Poe in this poem go darker from stanza to stanza, the first one starts with illusion and impressions of the perfect love that little by little goes fading as he starts growing his disappointment and frenzy, after the increment of tension the last stanza lets all stress go and shows a tired character telling the final words.
