Ok, i’m really bad at personification (using human descriptions to describe inhuman objects,) And I need them really quick, cuz i have to write a poem.
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the bones of the chair creaked
the chair stared ominously at the prisoner
the chair sat alone in the dark
the chair’s arms held the prisoner
the chair rested its head on the doorknob
the chair leaned back as though relaxing
the chair creaked, its scream echoing in the silence
as the chair broke in half, it screamed in imaginary pain
the chair twisted to look behind it (good one if using a chair that can spin around)
the man grabbed the chair and flicked it into the air; like a cat, the chair landed on all fours
the kite greedily clung to the wind
the kite’s tail clung to the hands of the child
the kite zipped past the air, rising higher
the kite dodged the lightning
the kite admitted defeat as it fell to the ground
the kite breathed in the fresh air
the kite opened its arm and reveled in the wind that blew it higher into the sky
the kite savored the wind that was blowing in its face
the kite smiled at the sun
the kite smiled down on everyone
the kite danced majestically across the sky
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Maybe because theist is pronounced differently to atheist. The atheist makes the ei sound like “e” instead of “a” but I’m not totally confident that that is the reason. Perhaps it is true, as creatrix suggests, that atheists are for some reason better spellers. If it were it would certainly result in atheist being spelt incorrectly more often as atheists use the word theist most often while everyone uses the word atheist.
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CHAIR
groaned
moaned
creaked
screamed
cried
stared
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barked
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