1, it's late at night, and the little stars in the sky blink like countless sparkling eyes, as if to talk to children playing on the ground.
2. It's late at night. The star smiled and told me that I was so sleepy that I could blink. Let's have a rest together!
It's late at night, and the stars are so sleepy that I want to close my eyes and have a good sleep.
Anthropomorphic sentences compare something with someone's actions, not like fairy tales. What is written must have humanistic characteristics, not figurative words, and not words expressing characters. Personification is to write things from the perspective of writing people. This technology is also called "personalization". This is a common rhetorical device.
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The anthropomorphic sentence is to compare things with people, not to be confused with fairy tales, which are imagination. According to imagination, things are described or described as people, so that "things" have the same words, deeds, thoughts and feelings as people.
Example:
1, bees lead us.
2. The puppy stretched himself.
3. Cicada is singing in the leaves.
Butterflies are dancing among the flowers.