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Fire Vs. Water
Mighty of waters
King and higher stance
Father of the beast
Ruler of oceans.
Eyes of hurricanes
The heart of the storms
………there is one stronger
Heat versus coolness
Our daily heating
Made of total flames
Stronger than the king,
King of the waters.
Although he is king,
He is weak under,
One that is higher
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In this poem, I experimented with meter. As you would notice, there are 5 beats in each line. This poem I wrote is supposed to be an allusion to the Odyssey. The character I am alluding is Poseidon. I was comparing power to power. Specifically, Poseidon to the sun. The shift in this poem is how Poseidon’s royalty is greatly approved in his domain, but as a more powerful and essential source on earth, the sun overpowers Poseidon. The literary device I used the most in this poem was metaphor. I was comparing a human to an object. But I talked about the sun as if it were a person that is more powerful than Poseidon.