What does this example of personification mean?"The funeral raced by me in a blur."

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Personification is when objects or non living things have human qualities. For example: "Her hair was just crying out to be brushed," her hair wasn't really crying out, but you get the point. "The long grass danced in the wind," grass doesn't dance. So that's personification! Hope it helps! :)

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