In what way is the wind personified in the poem ‘Blow Blow Thou Winter
Wind’?
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The poem "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind" is from Shakespeare's play As You Like It. It exemplifies personification in giving human characteristics to a nonhuman subject. It is also an example of apostrophe, in which a speaker addresses a person or thing that can't respond.
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