In this piece, I dipped my toes into the water by using two new literary devices: anthropomorphism and juxtaposition. Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human characteristics or behavior to a god, animal, or object. Juxtaposition is putting two contrasting elements together or side by side. I am telling this set piece from the perspective of a peculiar bird to depict how this falcon feels. I also highlight the falcon sensory details whilst pursuing the use of a lot of active verbs. You might see evidence of these literary devices throughout the piece when the falcon is in first person and when I switch from good smells and bad smells, such as the time I go from a “smokey” smell to a fresh nice “citrusy” one. You can also see my use of active verbs in places where I say words and phrases like “cut through” and “wings snapping”. I like this piece because gives you an insight into this peregrine falcon, or as I like to call it, this aerial masterpiece’s shoes.