Answer:
The bed is lifting out of/ its nightmares./ From dark corners, chairs/ are rising up to crash through clouds.
Explanation:
The lines shown above show examples of personification used in the poem. The personification is a figure of speech that allows inanimate objects to have human characteristics and capabilities. In these lines, we can perceive personification because of the movements that objects make and the ability to have nightmares, which are things that only humans can do.
Answer:
"Daring anyone to come in"
Explanation:
In line 5, the poet uses the phrase “daring anyone to come in” to suggest that the raspberries (which are inanimate) are acting as though they have a mind of their own. The overall effect is to suggest a kind of personality for the raspberries (they don’t want to let anyone in). This is an example of personification.
