Personification Poems

-Pencil Sharpener- by Eliana

Gobbles my pencil,

And gives it a shave,

Then spits it back out

Quit pleased with it's dinner

-Mr. Rock- by Eliana

He wears a coat of moss

He stands still, looking like a boss

His face is hard, he show no emotion

While he looks over the riverbank

Helping the minnows and tadpoles along

-Backpack- by Dylan A.

I unzip his mouth

Reach for my books he ate

Feed it my homework

It climbs on my back and goes wherever I go.

-Tape Dispenser- by Dylan A.

Reaches its sticky tongue out

I rip it off with its teeth

Keeps my stuff together

It has a serious under-bite too.

-Mirror- by Hailey

Mirror, mirror on the wall-

Whether big or very small,

Women look at you I vain

In hopes to see themselves young again.

But you close their eyes you whisper lies-

“You’re dirty! You’re ugly! You’re fat!”

You hold the in your iron vice

Making them tremble like so many mice.

Many girls have gone astray

Because of you and your evil ways.



-Waterfalls- by Aeryn
Rushing water over rocks.
Roaring in the forest deep into the night,
Freefalling down into a lake below,
Settling into a calm stillness
till it is disturbed again.

-Cars-by Kaden
I hear their engines howling, and barking
eatnig their owners and other things,
and apparently they don't taste good because
they eventually spit and barf them out.