Personification

It all depends on what view you're going from but, you could talk about it in the sense of the girl makes them feel special whenever they are on them, etc.....

a sentence that takes the place of a human act

When you describe something human like.

For instance The mountain gazed out over the valley.

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Personification is when you give something not alive human characteristics .For example:

The couch laughed at the joke told.

A cricket is alive.

It is not personification.

Well, darling, personification is when you give human qualities to non-human things. So, when you say "the wind whispered through the trees" or "the sun smiled down on us," you're basically turning nature into a chatty Cathy. It's a fun literary device that adds some flair to your writing, so go ahead and sprinkle it in like confetti at a party.

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the garbage can attracted flies from all around

As the train put on it's breaks the railroad gave out a screech.

Of course! You could say something like "I was swimming and the jellyfish next to me was dancing. (Because they can't actually dance)

Yes, you technically can personify backwards. It is typically called 'backwards personification.' An example of it is giving a human animal characteristics, such as, "I dug into my food like a bear killing its prey." Or you could give a person the characteristics of an object, although this is much more difficult. Something like, "I sat there; motionless, like memories in a picture frame."

These are just some minor examples of what you can do with backwards personification.

no, personification is when you give and object human features, such as feelings... i think...

The sunlight rays hit me.

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to improve your writing. teachers like it

the books sat on the shelf, the trees were dancing in the wind, etc it's giving life to a life less thing hope it helps =)

The sound of the wind whispered its secrets into my ear.

the cat whispered as it walked around my head.

when in inhuman object is given human traits. examples include: raging seas, cruel wind, weeping rains, etc. this can also apply to animals, but mostly applies to forces of nature.

The whirligig danced circles in the wind

The wind whistled

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a cave cannot have a gaping mouth so its giving something nonliving, living characteristics.