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The runner's shoe said to the tap dancer's shoe, "Will you please stop making so much noise?" figurative language
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The runner's shoe said to the tap dancer's shoe, "Will you please stop making so much noise?" figurative language

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personification

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Giving the shoes human characteristics

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nah bro i don't get it

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