The Murky waters of the Bayou sat still and unmoving, almost like there was something below. Waiting.

"And I lived in your chess game. But you changed the rules every day." -Taylor Swift

Her beauty reflected off the world like the light from the haunting midnight moon, reflecting the clouds.

"I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart."- The Bell Jar

"That's the thing about books. They let you travel without moving your feet." -The Namesake.

Something was different in the air drifting through town. Nobody was expecting this to happen.

Her eyes. Dull and lifeless, but they moved around the classroom. Stopping the clock hanging above the door.

I'd always wonder why the bakery closes every Wednesday, right before noon hits. Nobody else even thinks about closing that early.

I like this poem's subject because I personally haven't read a poem with the main topic as God and the Devil. I am also a religious person, so I like the topic because I know about it, and I am interestited in it

I like the dynamic between the two characters, and I also like how she uses simple tools like upper and lower case letters that show seperation from God and the people.

This poem reminds me of some of the things in Their eyes were watcing God just because of their biblical allusions.

Son joins Dad to fight in a war.

Mother teaches daughter her "responsibilities" during the 1800s.

Dad and daughter fight to survive in a post-apocalyptic world.

Siblings try to stop their father from remarrying.

Mom goes undercover to find her missing daughter.