A poem about a mother with the tone being grateful:
(here is what can be your first stanza)
How can us children ever thank our mothers?
They lent us their womb,
Then kissed our heads
When our eyes blinked open
To the light for the first time.
How can us children ever thank our mothers?
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The answer is option B: abstract, singular, common.
The noun agreement is abstract because it conveys an idea, condition or characteristic rather than a concret object. It is also singular because it refers to one thing and in the example sentence it does not take the plural form. Finally, it is common because it does not apply to a specific person, place or thing, as in the case of proper nouns.
Answer:
If the narrator's description of A object that is not living and is being described as something that is living than its called personification