The time i spend in nature was beautiful. I could feel the cold wet green grass tickle in between my toes as i walked bare foot. The air was fresh and flowed through my lungs soft and refreshing as i inhaled. The air made my skin damp and cold and the longer i stood out in the air i began to get paler and made me feel lifeless.
Posting on the website but also talk to the principal and you.can make a bigger impact
First of all, the speaker personifies the fish by giving him gender. She refers to him using the pronoun "<em>his</em>". Even though we know fishes can not convey emotions, she uses adjectives to describe his expression such as "<em>battered and venerable", </em>or "<em>his sullen face</em>".
As she observes closer, she begins to empathise with the fish and finally sets him free.
Depends what the context is, but usually yes, but just to make sure, send me the sentence, and the context.
