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In came the moon and covered me with wonder, Touched me and was near me and made me very still. simile metaphor hyperbole personification
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In came the moon and covered me with wonder, Touched me and was near me and made me very still.

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It is personification.

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That’s giving the moon human like abilities even though it is inanimate. Hope that this helps! :D

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