Define

PERSONIFICATION – Giving inanimate objects humans features.

ANTHROPOMORPHIC – giving human characteristics to a God, animal, or object.

SIMILE – a figure of speech in which two things are compared to each other.

METAPHOR – use of a word/phrase in special meaning that provides an image

ASSONANCE – similar vowel sounds in words that do not rhyme

SIBILANCE – Words that literate in ‘s’ , ‘sh’, or ‘ch’ sounds.

ALLEGORY – a story, poem, or play where the  characters plus the events are made to represent a deeper meaning.

 Providing Examples

PERSONIFICATION -Beyond Midnight – ‘The aurora’s danced in sweet refrain’

ANTHROPOMORPHIC – Anthropomorphic. -‘ Creatures start to think they think.’

SIMILE -Simile – ‘Lightning is like an idea you know you should use, before it disappears.’

METAPHOR – The Moon Only Cries- ‘The Moon sits in shadows of his own silhouette.’

ASSONANCE – Assonance -‘ A dour, a sour’

SIBILANCE – Sibilance- ‘Willow herb floating on silent certainty‘

ALLEGORY – Amidst The Blue- ‘Blue is the sea. Like your eyes stealing glances at me.’