Metaphor Personification Poems | Examples

These Metaphor Personification poems are examples of Personification poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Personification Metaphor poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberA Leaf in the Woods

Upon a forest floor where many lie 
and breezes stir, the upper branches bent 
to meet the final breath of shrivelled sigh,
a leaf would cling to heaven’s tears when sent. 
Its youthful lustre now recalled through tales
as varied as seasons – verdant meadow 
below the clouds which often yield to gales
then scud along periphery of show.
When thermal blast from forest fires above
an ocean scape of waves competing in sound
with rumbling progress fits the Man like glove
through ignorance – eventually hound.
   A leaf in woods that’s silent, is the Hope
   we need to cling to – shadows rest on slope.


Premium MemberFERTILIZING DROPS

FERTILIZING DROPS

Coming wetness falls;
Guaranteeing Mother Earth's 
Terrestrial births:-

Premium MemberThe Picture of Dorian Gray

Perfection sharpens thy tongue ere thy teeth, closed door finds a thief’s presence, oiled talents wear a lifetime, advocate guilt giving way to the lure, review robs the core I am that I am a thief, soulless, yet art I occupied.

Premium MemberA Broom is a Flight of Fancy

    A broom is a flight of fancy
      at the witching hour
    A machine gun uncased
      in peril, it’s power

    Waltzing Matilda
      on the ballroom floor
    Sweeps me away
      ~ with so much more

Premium MemberHail the Throne

You sit upon me all the time 
as you compose your latest rhyme. 
Yet, you never deign to admit, 
it's - what's the word? No, that's not it.  
It's time you give me some credit. 
Yet, I never make the final edit. 
Consider me a hero, unsung, 
on which the taint of disregard is flung. 
It comes from high, it comes from low. 
Don't compare me to driven snow. 
It is a thankless job for sure, 
so, I wouldn't use that metaphor. 
Your poetry makes your guest vomit?
Sure - use me, but don't use Comet. 
I ask you with an ironic smile, 
Won't you clean me once in a while? 
It's time this missive comes to an end, 
your disrespected ceramic friend.


Premium MemberChilly Hours

In the chilly hours of the graying gloaming, silent shivers rise from the estuary. Just before the waves churn in frothy foaming, Goddess Moon approaches Her adversary. Sun slinks away at Her approaching homing, slowly shedding His cloak as Luminary. She reigns all through the darkened and leaden night until stubborn Sun returns, anew and bright.

Premium MemberHelp from Our Friends

Refreshing Rain sits beside Withering Rose inquiring if He might settle around Her. She gladly accepts the offer He bestows, a more precious blessing She could not prefer. She felt the nourishment from petals to toes, grateful to Him for His gift of life transfer. Sometimes we need a little help from our friends for gracious compassion and kindness it lends.

Premium MemberRain

I am a metaphor for tears, born from murky clouds, pouring gracefully or rampantly, in a choreography of liquid grace, dancing to the sound of pitter patter, upon rooftops and window panes~ but I am mercy, flourishing your crops, nurturing roots of blossoms, softening hydrated lands. Yet cursed by climate change, I am blamed for human neglect.

Premium MemberLong After Our Canoes

Our Hawaiian Sun got burned yesterday and cried all night ... usually day after our tradewinds turns and ... they'd betrayedwinds and our baby then shone me the coconut tree N U T S! all gone just dangling palms looks like tourists palms ahh, fiddlestcks more unfinished castles in the sand crumbling ... kind of defines McLean.

Premium MemberPanther

An isolated silhouette grows amongst cowering greens as an aimless impression yonder trace mimicking lifeless postures. Outlines vanish from the capture as that raises a different outcome, yet the instinctive mingling seems to handily host its surroundings. An uncomfortable challenge awaits the undaunted souls whose remapping and charting of the intriguing stranger that disarms their unused weapons. A laid-out weave of strong fibers and the jungle gifts neatly covers it as a large freshly killed Peccary lies in the middle. Woosh! Snarls the elusive one!

Premium Memberan attenuated tree branch


an attenuated tree branch reaches out to its drowning shadow in the inert millpond

Premium MemberVerismo

the lips of sunset 
caress teal outcrop 
damp with anticipation 
	
ever speeding up 
and illuminating every last aspect 
however reluctantly 
as it 
has to relinquish 
its grip on reality 
and find 
blessed relief 
after the day’s toil 
to rest 	

a final burst of colour 
in horizontal rainbow 
celestial cymbals herald 
the climax of the 
verismo

whilst the setting sun reflects on how it squandered dawn

Premium MemberGlass

I am a glass,
important in your life;
I hold selected drinks
to quench your thirst.
At your side-
in both good times and strife-
upon your list of needs,
I am the first.

But also,
I can be your measurement;
one day, a month,
a year or many years.
Interpretation of which
is oft bent
to whether
I hold joyous smiles or tears.

You see, I can be looked at
in two ways-
just one becomes the answer
to the test.
Half empty or half full-
I hold your days.
It's up to you to know
which choice is best.

February 21, 2023

Contest: Writing Challenge - G Words
Sponsor: Constance La France
Word Chosen: No. 9 - Glass

Premium MemberThe Mettle of Mom's Kettle

*Image of Tea & More by EverPic. The Mettle of Mom's Kettle Dear mother's tea kettle. She purges impurities daily. She satisfies it with freshness. Encounters gained exponentially. She alights the stagnant to awaken. Temperate measures brew righteously. Truly divine profoundness spirits a flavor. She bears its consequence with confidence. Gifting patient nothingness anticipated quench. Honeyed sugary sweetness greets a reigning crown. A Word of grace courtesies a solemn room full of smiles. "...it continues..." 2022 December 31 *10th Place* YOUR CHOICE ~~Brian Strand: Judged 2023 January 11

Premium MemberQueen of the Night

As the queen, she rules and all bow to her presence as she graces the night. Her heavenly white blossom pierces the imagination. Her fragrance descends and envelopes her subjects as she graces the night. She grasps the moment with bold tendrils searching for purchase. Delicate beauty tantalizing, inviting as she graces the night. Alas, she must say farewell too soon and withers away. She leaves us breathy, a captivated audience, for she graced the night. The remnants of her life, limp. We are spellbound; we mourn her.

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