In emily dickinson's poem, the railway train, which type of figurative language is used most pervasively to describe the train?

I believe that the type of figurative language that Emily Dickinson used in this poem is personification.
It is a figure of speech where inanimate objects/non-human entities are given human characteristics. So, here, in the poem, when Dickinson writes "I like to see it lap the miles, / And lick the valleys up..." she is giving the train human qualities which it couldn't possibly have.