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How does personification increase the impact of a poem on the reader? (50-100 words)

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algol133 years ago

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The more personification in a poem impacts the readers feelings toward the topic. For example, in a poem about a willow tree, the author may use more sad attributes to describe the tree such as lonely or sad. Without personification to help the reader connect to the willow tree, the poem has almost no purpose unless a human character is involved in the poem.

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