Personified
Personification is a figure of speech in which human qualities—such as emotions, intentions, or actions—are attributed to non-human entities, or to abstract ideas. It is a form of metaphor that brings ideas to life by imagining them with human characteristics. Anthropomorphism, by contrast, extends human form and behavior to animals, gods, or objects, often to create characters in storytelling rather than just to describe a trait.
It is widely used in literature, poetry, folklore, and rhetoric to animate nature, time, or concepts such
Notable examples include lines such as “Time marches on” or “The sun smiled down on the village.”
The term personified is the past participle of personify and is used to describe something that has