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When I was sick,
I couldn't play with Nick
I tried to run away
Finding a reason to escape and play
But whenever I cross the bedroom,
My mum stands beside
She pulls me to my bed
With her face, marked red
I once got to Auntie's.

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there is a metaphor because "brain now a washing machine." it combine the brain tho the washing machine.

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Personification
The pine tree catches occasional flurries in spiky mitts,
holding weighty balls in sagging arms.

Repetition:
Three causes led              Three reasons for
To your eventual defeat:  A rousing fare- thee-well:
Your pace;                           Your pace;
Your innocence                  Your innocence;

Rhyme:
Man the hunter,
Elk the hunted,
Hounded,cornered
And confronted

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Personification:
"The first rays(non-human) of morning tiptoed(human Action) through the meadow"

Metaphor:
"Love is a lemon - either bitter or sweet"

Rhyme:
"My love is for you
But one day I will ask you and you will say I do"

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Rhyme
A bee where you just twirl and spin--
And then maybe I'd have a chance to win.

Personification
My lazy foot
Just fell asleep
When I sat down to sup.

Metaphor
Life is a game.

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Rhyme:
oh, give us pleasure in the flowers today:
And give us not to think so far away
As the uncertain harvest; keep us there
All simply in the springing of the year

Personification:
"springing of the year"
The year is able to spring or jump like a person.

Metaphor:
My hand was ice when weather was cold.

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TO THIS DAY
rhyme:
"when a kid who still had
his mom and his dad"

personification:
"the dark pines hold their peace."

metaphor (not personification):
" he is a stick of TNT"

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there are rhyme because ear, hear chin and sin all end up with same pronunciation.
You need to write the examples!

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there is a repetition because there are same lines in differ stanza. example: she said I'm not like other guy.
You need to write the examples!

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Rhyme:
I went to turn the grass once after one (A)
Who mowed it in the dew before the sun.(A)
The dew was gone that made his blade so knee (B)
Before I came to view the leveled scene.(B)

personification:
As I went out a Crow
In a low voice said, "oh,
I was looking for you."

Metaphor:
Now drops that floated on the pool
Like pearls, and now a silver blade.

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Rhyme
The grammar work is impossible to be done. there are nouns and pronouns. But if I done it wrong, then my teacher will grab a gun, smash it on my head and I will be stun.
personification: Wheels sing (good work! wheels can't sing; only people can)

Metaphor: My sister is a demon.
(sister and demon)
(which two dissimilar things are being compared?)

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Rhyme :
Life is mostly froth and bubble,(A)
Two things stand like stone;(B)
Kindness in another's trouble,(A)
Courage in your own. (B)

Personification: (good but you need to make it clear it's not a person looking down -- what is it?)
I like the way they(the stars cannott actually look ) looked down from the sky,
And didn't seem to mind (the stars cannot mind) the way I cried.

Metaphor :

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Personification:
The Pine tree catches occasional flurries in spiky mitts,
molding weighty balls in sagging arms.
That tree as a spine! (as or has?)
And, despite the cold,
doesn't moan or whine
as it holds on in the icy swirl of a windy world
to drifting flakes
(the snow and me),
part moisture and part mystery.
Excellent example of personification, Tony! Why did the poet do it, do you think?

In this stanza, it says  "The Pine trees catches occasional flurries in spiky mitts... Pine trees aren't human, but "catch", "moan" and "whine" are all human actions. Also, trees don't have sagging arms, they do not have spine. They are all human's.

Metaphor: Life is a game.

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personification -- because it said that the wave is running like a child.

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Rhyme-
You'll think you always climb
the stairs two at a time

Personification- Rain dance (yes!) light shines in the eyes of the carousel ponies (why? because it's as if they are alive?)

Metaphor- My mother likes a  moon.

Metaphor- Imagery
moonlight, butterfly, sunlight, Yellow long-necked beasts,

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Rhyme:
If you are a dreamer, a wisher, a liar, (A)
A hope-er, a pray-er, a magic bean buyer...(A)
Shall I bow when she comes?(B)
Shall I twiddle my thumbs?(B)

Repetition
"Oh, what shall I, what shall I do?"

Personification:
The owls asked "Who?"

Metaphor:
My head is a dice.

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Rhyme:
Ten P.M. we finally eat.
Fathers pulls a  ilk crate seat
I know that these lines rhymes because the end of the word ends with a eat sound.

Personification:
My nose belongs to Guangdong, China
I know that it is personification because our nose belongs to our face not a country.

Metaphor:
Our family
is a "quilt"
I know that this is a metaphor because human can't be a quilt.

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Rhyme:
Our bossier short-fused in their short-changed hood.
Yo, Gang-bangsreign where playground grandly stood.
Shooters drive by: Teen-dreams  dive for covers.
Nightmares stroke them like they wergeld lovers.

Personification:
"I am the dance step of the paintbrush(non-human) singing(human action)"

Metaphor:
I am the dance step of the paintbrush singing

I am the sculpture of the song
(person compared to these? -- what is the "I")

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Personification:
Let's ask the "walking hat"
(hats can't walk but people can)

Rhyme:
Did you see the cat?
I don't know where she at?

Metaphor:
"Love is a lemon - either bitter or sweet"

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My poems were on war, a serious topic, so no rhyme (rhyme makes the words and the topic more playful. Not matching with this )
Rhyme from another Book:
Daddy sadly badly bigly minely whenly really sonnly
Personification:
The Lion and the Fox
visit our hospital hurts and caves (Military people called like this.)
We have many now.
We travel from one to another,
carrying medicines, and hope.

Metaphor:
We're in a field,
and that's the sky

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used in poem to refer to the person whose point of view is represented (not the author)

the speaker in a poem is similar to the protagonist in a story

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a single line of words in a poem

a line in a poem is similar to a sentence in a paragraph

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a group of lines in a poem

a stanza in a poem is similar to a paragraph in prose

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when rhyme in a poem is mapped by putting the same letters on lines that rhyme
There was a red shoe  A
Before, there were two A
One walked away         B
Well, what can I say?   B

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words that imitate sounds

Boom! Boom!

Buzz

Woof!

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use of a gentler word instead of a harsh one

"passed away" instead of "dead"

"let go" instead of "fired" from a job

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the beat of the lines (syllables, stressed or unstressed)
I love my dog (4 syllables)
Oh yes I do!  (4 syllables)

both lines also have an unstressed-stressed pattern

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word or end of line that whose sound corresponds to another

moon rhymes with balloon and tune

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referring to a well-known event from history or literature

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extreme exaggeration used to make a point

"I can't go because I have a hundred hours of homework."

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comparing two unlike things using the word like or as

Ms Marina's love is like a scorpion's sting.

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use of the same letter, word, or pattern
"The highwayman came riding, riding, riding."

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the repetition of sounds at the beginnings of words

bubbling brook

super students

Boom! Boom!

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words that appeal to the 5 senses (taste, touch, sight, sound, smell)

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a direct comparison of two unlike things using the verb to be (is, am, are, were, etc.)

Ms McNair's head was a vice on Friday.

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giving human characteristics to something non-human
"Math knocked at the door, just as Science left the room."