Personification in "Lodged" by Robert Frost

1. No, they can't kneel, speak, or listen because flowers, wind, and rain aren't human.
2. Some of the effects of personification brings to this poem is providing a detailed description of the setting, bringing strong imagery into the readers imagination.
3. If the rain and wind and flowers were real people, I would describe it as the rain and wind bullying the flowers. I feel this way because the poem states how the flowers "lay lodged" after the wind and flowers "pushed and pelted" them.
4. If the flowers were real people, after the rain and wind pushed them down they probally felt saddened or misfortunate.
5. The speaker of the poem empathizes with the flowers because of his past experiences he has felt the flowers position in this situation.

Similies

Sport Similes
Football is like an artform.
The Raiders are as soft as carebears.
The Saints are like gods.

Holiday Similes
Christmas is  as fun as amusement parks.
Thanksgiving is like an all you can eat buffet.
Easter is as holy as church.

Person Similes
Alberto is as cool as ice.
Chris is as quick as lightning.
She is as hot as fire.

Sports Metaphor Poem

Sports is a planet,
containing thousands of people.
Sports is a god,
millions look up to it.
Sports is a sun,
it brightens my day.

Metaphors

Universe to a object:
The moon is a night light.
The stars are diamonds.
The clouds are pillows.

Emotion to a object:
Anger is tough.
Happiness is a vacum.
Sadness is a volcano.


Person to a object:
I am a rock.
I am a fire.
I am a crown.