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Percy Jackson's Poseidon, The God Of Water

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Percy Jackson’s father is Poseidon. Poseidon is the god of water. Water is Blue. Blue is the color of the sky. The sky has clouds. Clouds are white. White is one of the colors of a cow. A cow is used in hamburgers. Hamburgers have bread. Bread is from wheat. Wheat is beige. Beige is the color of sand. Sand is at beaches. Beaches have beach houses. Beach houses are homes. Homes can be ranches. Ranches have farms. Farms have a horse. A horse is ridden by a cowboy.

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