From the poem 5 P. M., Tuesday August 23, 2005

1. Hurricane Katrina is the non-human subject.

2. Words and phrases like;

becomes throat,

I become  a mouth, thrashing hair, an overdone eye

my thirst

try to feed me

a crime behind my teeth

I console myself

to define my body

give the subject human qualities.

Explanation:

Personification is the literary style of assigning human attributes to a non-human subject. This literary technique was vastly applied in the poem, 5 P.M., Tuesday August 23, 2005 by Patricia Smith. The hurricane which was formerly calm as described by the opening words, "A muted thread of gray light, hovering ocean", suddenly gathers the energy to cause mayhem.

It becomes a throat-human quality, that swallows everything around it. Many other human attributes are used to qualify the problems caused by the hurricane.

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