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He leans to spit his pear. being gone, it can't reveal the joy of leaving. but it does. a simile b alliteration c onomatopoeia d personification
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He leans to spit his pear. being gone, it can't reveal the joy of leaving. but it does. a simile b alliteration c onomatopoeia d personification

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It is D. personification 
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i believe it's personification because it sounds like it's giving a pear human like abilities!
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