What happened to "Annabel Lee?"

The speaker
begins the poem by recalling a time many years ago (like the beginning of a fairy tale) in a
kingdom by the sea where he an a maiden namedlived and were in love. Although they were only
children, their love was incredibly strong, so strong that angels were jealous of
them: 

But we loved with a love that was more than
love--

I and my ANNABEL LEE;

With a love that the winged
seraphs of heaven

Coveted her and me. 

According to the speaker, the angels, in their jealousy, sent a wind from a
"chilling cloud" which led to Annabel Lee's death. The narrator repeats this
accusation, that the angels sent a wind to chill and kill Annabel Lee, evidently making her sick
enough to die and she is carried by her family ("high-born kinsman") to her tomb or
sepulchre. 

However, the narrator adds that their love was/is so strong that
neither the angels nor the demons (nor death) could ever separate his and Annabel Lee's souls.
After her death, he still sees/senses Annabel Lee in the moon beams, the stars, and the
sea.