"Prometheus: The Poem of Fire" is a dramatic poem written by Robert Bridges that explores the myth of Prometheus, a Titan from Greek mythology. In the story, Prometheus defies the gods by stealing fire and giving it to humanity, symbolizing enlightenment and knowledge. This act of rebellion leads to severe punishment, highlighting themes of sacrifice and the struggle for progress. The poem is structured in a lyrical format, emphasizing the emotional and philosophical implications of Prometheus's actions. It reflects on the duality of creation and destruction, as well as the consequences of challenging divine authority. Through vivid imagery, Bridges captures the essence of human aspiration and the quest for freedom.