An ode is a poetry that honors a certain person, event, or item. Choose a person, event, or item that you have a love-hate connection with and write an anti-ode that explores the source of your sentiments of antagonism and desire. Here are some examples of odes: "Ode to Bill Clinton" by William Wordsworth; "Ode to Sugar Ray Robinson" by Edward Thomas; and "Ode to Woody Woodpecker" by Edgar Allan Poe. An anti-ode is a poem that expresses hatred or contempt for someone or something. Write an anti-ode that expresses one of your feelings toward a particular person, event, or object. Use alliteration, onomatopoeia, metaphor, and simile to create an intense reading experience for your audience. Use the blue pencil to edit your work before you publish it.