Simile, it compares two unlike things using like or as
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Explanation: two examples of personification are 1.a few leafs danced off of the tree.(its personification because leaves aren't human and can't dance but are said to have done so.)2.the wind sang softly as the day turned dark.the wind cant actually sing )
2 hyperbole: If i dont pass this class my parents will kill me(it is being exaggerated by saying that someone will kill you ,instead they would just be really upset with you for failing)
3 "your eyes are a painting of the starry night sky ,so beautiful"(your eyes are not literally a painting,)
4."you're as pretty as a flower "its a similie because it is comparing you being pretty to a flower using ''like" or "as"
5. i dont see a poem
As soon as I got to their home I could see plenty of differences, their house had a different smell than mine. Their house was cleaner than mine, the structure of the house was different too. My sofas were leather while there’s weren’t. Their bedroom was a bit bigger than mine, the walls were a different color than mine. My room has many posters, but there’s didn’t. My room was cluttered and there’s wasn’t as near messy as mine.
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The pattern of lines can be found in many parts of nature and in our environment. From the arcs of waterfalls, to beams of sunlight amongst the trees, lines are in every element of nature. It may come in the random formation of cracks, or the structured patters of honeycombs.
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