Personification Paper: The Falling Pile of Randomness

By M. C. Oliver

Gee, I really need to start using P. P. because this these titles are starting to get really long. I hope you enjoy these fun exercises, I know I do.

Keep a look out for the next P. P. because I will give myself the limit of 20 words with eight things to personify. It’s going to be tricky but I’m curious to see how it will turn out. Enjoy!

The shoes flew across the room as the owner swung their foot. Meanwhile, a few wooden beams walked down the slope they were resting on to enjoy the ground below them. The pen followed and danced on one of the beams for a few moments before settling down. A water bottle followed and a sticker rode on it until they both reached the bottom. The ballon read the scene and lifted itself so those around it could see the dilemma. However, the nearby pillow chose to throw itself onto the dog pile.

There are rumors that the bed tried to talk to pillow out of going to jump on the fallen pile, it clearly failed in its negotiations.

Meanwhile, the lamp ran in terror at the sound but ended up tripping over its own cord. Water leapt up as the tire, along with its companions, dragged a car through the puddle to bring humans to clean up the mess created by the shoes.

Thank you for reading!