Don't take it personal.

Personification gives anything life.

 

If Heaven were a simile she would complete my sentences perfectly like a cloud completes the sky in imagery.

From head to toe her clothes would expose beauty same way as a window captures the day.

Like veil to a gown her crown starts me off right, effectively, efficiently and always capitalized.

Ever so delicate she takes my predicate and likens it to amazing grace.

She commas my faults like halts in stirrup…. pours the subsequent like syrup, slow, sweet with a shine.

When I’m stuck or empty, Heaven has at least a semi; the perfect compliment like Hall to Eddie.

When I’m ready, Heaven is there , she lifts me high like this exclamation here!   She calms my curiosity, curbs my query like? Yea.  So elegant and simple, bold as she begins Heaven sets my sentence like, properly to an end.

I would give you Hell only if he were a metaphor.  This dude... I swear.

I don’t fear much but I’m type shook thought up in his presence.  Hell, he is part measure, no... he is all of the nevers you kept away from.

Only if Hell were a metaphor would I let you come.  That’s the only way he’d be desirable… 'cause if I gave you Hell, the metaphor, he would be more of a dark, passionate statement then eternal damnation.   

Hell could be the only way to express your disdain when preceding a “no.” Or if you’re an older black man, Hell could stand alone….

Hell, the cartographer, forming direction, the most helpful being when vernacular’s missing pieces, “What the Hell?” gives crisp, decent pleadings.

If I could advertise for Hell it would sell like hell: “Go to Hell for desire!”, “Metaphor for Hire”, “More than just fire.”

If I gave you Hell the metaphor, and you paid it forward, audiences would love you for it….follow you close and adore, revere you like never before.  Liken to King Leonidus when he gave the Persians Hell and before he and the 300 fell he promised them “Tonight we dine in Hell.”  And they all danced and yelled because the metaphor meant way much more.

If I gave you Hell… you’d probably thank me for it.

Personification gives anything life... metaphors or similes the like.