I wrote a poem entitled "From the Eyes of the Hunted." It is a story of a hunting experience from a clueless deer's perspective. I have personified the deer and he even starts to kind of make fun of the hunter in my story. The deer even begins to deny what is happening around him and becomes nearly comical.
I used rhythm and rhymes in many different ways to help emphasize points. I began with a rhyme scheme of A, B, C, A, B, C, D, E, F, etc. Then as the storyteller got shot, I stopped the rhyming to show a shock. As the deer was trying to escape I made the poem very choppy to give the allusion that it was a blur for the storyteller. I then showed that the deer had begun to embrace death by picking up another rhyme scheme of A, A, B, C, C, B. I, yet again, changed the rhyme scheme to A, A, A, B, B, B to show that the storyteller had died. Some people might would think I would make this part choppy instead of adding a familiar rhythm to it so that it would seem sad, but I decided to intentionally add rhythm of “Little Miss Muppet” to make it fluent to show that the death was not such a bad thing just a continuation of the circle of life. Although I cannot say that rhyming about death doesn't add to the comedic value of the poem, it is intended to shine a ray of hope and make the death of the storyteller a new beginning instead of an ending.

I purposely misspelled word to show that the dear wasn't that smart.