This document defines and provides examples of personification. It begins by explaining that personification is a literary device that gives human qualities like feelings and movements to non-living objects. It then provides two examples of personifying inanimate objects like "humanity" and a "garden". The document contrasts a plain, unpersonified sentence with a more vivid and engaging personified sentence that brings the non-living surroundings to life. It concludes by noting that animated movies with animal characters are good examples of personification.