Homer is also credited with writing the 'Odyssey,' which is another epic poem attributed to him. Composed shortly after the 'Iliad,' the 'Odyssey' tells the story of Odysseus's long and perilous journey home to Ithaca following the Trojan War. The poem explores themes of adventure, loyalty, and the struggles of returning home. It introduces memorable characters and mythical creatures, showcasing Odysseus's cunning intellect and perseverance. The 'Odyssey' has significantly influenced Western literature and narrative structure and remains a key work studied for its rich themes and vivid storytelling.