A dark cinematic album cover inspired by Edgar Allan Poe. A pale, gaunt 19th-century man resembling Poe is digging a grave at night with frantic intensity. His expression is exhausted, haunted, and on the edge of madness. The scene is illuminated by a single cold, bluish moonlight breaking through heavy fog, casting long dramatic shadows. Inside the open grave lies another version of the same man, lifeless, staring upward with hollow, glassy eyes. His face is calm yet disturbing, as if already accepted death. A large black raven stands on the edge of the grave, unnaturally still, staring down like a silent judge. Its eyes are subtly human-like, faintly glowing. The ground is unnatural — distorted faces and ghostly hands emerge subtly from the soil, blending into the dirt as if they are part of it. Not too obvious, but unsettling upon closer look. Thick fog coils around the scene, merging the background into darkness. The environment feels like a collapsing reality rather than a real place. Add subtle particles in the air (dust, ash, faint embers) for atmosphere. Composition: centered subject, strong depth, clear foreground (grave), midground (man), background fading into fog. Leave slight negative space at top for potential title placement. Style: dark cinematic horror, gothic realism with surreal undertones, ultra detailed, high contrast, sharp textures, film-like lighting. Color palette: cold blue, charcoal black, desaturated skin tones, hints of sickly pale yellow