So here is a little poem I wrote using prepositions:
Atop a hill, among the clouds,
A hunter lies in wait.
From his quiver, he produces an arrow,
And notches it without pause.
Amid the herd, beside a river,
His target strolls beneath the trees.
He unleashes the arrow at his target,
The arrow slips past the bow.
He will not starve today.
Wonderful last line, all the more powerful because it is given its own stanza. Very impressive work, Steven.