Blog Post #21

Write the title of your book, plus the minutes that your read today.

Today we will be working with personification.
After looking at some of your author's examples of figurative of speech. I would like for you to write a poem using personification.  Personification is when you give "things" human like qualities. \  Instructions are in the handout posted. * Do not state what the object is like the title states, instead leave it for us to guess on Friday* Remember the words that you can describe are in the handout.  Only use one for your poem


It would not be fair if I did not write a poem myself, here is my example.


Image result for imagery metaphor simile for kidsI get crumbled and cracked when the warm sun rises.
I feel the wind blowing in my cheek.
I fall, fall, fall, gently to floor.
Hoping that I do not break any of my chlorophyll bones.
What am I?


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  1. AnonymousJuly 12, 2019 at 10:42 AM

    MAGIC TREE HOUSE #22 REVOLUTIONARY WAR ON WEDNESDAY (1 HR and 18 min)
    I 'm the one that feeds the soil with seeds
    I live everywhere
    I always here
    What am I.

    Leigha

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