How are personifications used in poems?

Question: How are personifications used in poems!?

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Definition: Personification is giving human traits to a non-living object!.

Why: Personification is used to make the emotions in a poem more pronounced!. It adds more to the mood of the poem, in other words!. It assists with imagery so you can visualize it!. It resonates in your mind!.
For example: The sunflower faced the sunlight!.
In a Metaphor: The sunflower yawned and stretched towards the sunlight, feeling rested after the long night!.

How: You use it to make something more clear with images and mood!. Be consistent with your mood and tone!. Mainly, be sure that you're giving human traits to anything inanimate, instead of something that can feel!. Be creative!

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Personification is used toward objects or things that aren't alive and are then given emotions, feelings, and aspects a human has!. For example:
"The tree moved it's leaves as if singing!."
"The sun followed me everywhere I went!."
"The roots came out and grabbed me so I fell"
"The thorns caught my shirt tightly and wouldn't let go!."Www@QuestionHome@Com

An example of a line in a poem with personifications:

"The leaves are DANCING" - The leaves are MOVING

"The sky is CRYING" - It's rainingWww@QuestionHome@Com

"The wind sang an enchanting song"!.!.!?Www@QuestionHome@Com

Here are few examples for you:

"The forest talks with softest voice!.!.!."
"The mountain stares at me with wrath!.!.!."

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