100 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST.
Think about a time when you had to leave something behind. Maybe it was a friend, a home, or simply an object.

Write a minimum four-stanza poem (five lines per stanza, for a total of twenty lines) that expresses the "leaving" of something personal.

Be sure to use each of the following poetic devices:

one simile
one example of alliteration
one metaphor
one hyperbole
one symbol
one example of personification

I wrote you a poem.

This isn’t it.

I wrote it in class

Sitting next to you.

Every time your eyes would catch mine

As you glanced for the time

I would write another line

And deep inside

Our connection would grow.

Of course you didn’t know.

I would be listening to the lecture and our eyes would meet

Like strangers on the street

You would ask me for directions

And I would point to me

You would laugh and say

“That’s what not a mean. You’re not a direction.”

-Ryan Wagner

“asleep in his bed” is personified.