Personification

Authors use it make their writing harder to understand.

Personification is used to show how objects are different from one another.

Personification means to make things like soda cans and trees appear human.

Personification is different from similes and metaphors.

Mrs. Brown loves her class.

The school missed her students this summer.

Beyonce has many fans that are devoted to her.

She is the best singer in the world!

The town was damaged by the tornado.

People hide in cellars during a tornado watch.

The tornado enjoyed herself as she ate the town.

Be careful! It's windy outside.

The lonely school waited eagerly for the end of summer.

Students love summer break!

Many students would prefer to be in school.

I cried as I waved good-bye to my school.

The headband angrily slapped her in the face.

The couple twirled across the dance floor.

I didn't mean to slap you!

Slapping is a serious offense!

The fireman was brave to enter that burning building.

The disobedient fire ignored the fireman's attempts to put it out.

Fire is very dangerous.

The fire burned up our school.

The slimy eel slithered through the seaweed.

The stand of trees was a festival of color that fall.

The dandelions stood tall, proudly surveying the rest of the yard.

The snails crept along the sidewalk, moving as slowly as a glacier.

The fireman was brave to enter that burning building.

The disobedient fire ignored the fireman's attempts to put it out.

Fire is very dangerous.

The fire licked the walls and kicked out the windows of the building.

The forest

The wind

A person whispering

I hate losing my freedom.

The fists of hate knocked down equality and freedom in her country.

Hate is very dangerous.

The citizens cries reached the ears of the government.

The average heart can beat thirty times per second.

I had open-heart surgery five years ago.

The heart of a home is in its kitchen.

Her father died of an heartache on her birthday.