Personification Poems

Year 6 Tornadoes Personification Poems

Personification gives human characteristics to non-human objects. Read the poems written by Mrs Hemming's Year 6 English Group. Can you find the personification?

Dangerous and deadly The beast haunts it's prey Chasing and tormenting Herding up the animals In a frenzy of fear Black ,White and Grey Are the clothes of the beast Caravans scatter Scarred Roaring and laughing It wrenches houses apart His eyes flash With anger At his friends Who have stolen his fun Earth is an innocent spec In this major war But slowly they get bigger and bigger Until they're colossal But it is not the beast that is the worst It is the devastation it leaves behind it. By Adam		Prowling with great patience, Stalking the land, Showing no innocence, Nor offering a helping hand. Agitated, distressed and disturbed, The animals beg for forgiveness, The tornado curse has occurred, He sends all hope to oblivion. The king tornado gathers his troops, And they join a one to rule, Spewing out debris as it swoops, For more terrorism to feed its great hunger. The great beast, Scurries down to a gentle breeze, And ruins remains still, With relief that the terrifying encounter is over. By Ben
The beasts long lashing tongue Scoops up the land Animals run in terror He opens his mouth And clamps it shut The beast glides through the city Attacking all buildings Crashing down to the ground His spinning tail flicks the floor As fire pours out of fiery jaws His army comes to join the force As the beast grows and grows His mighty army hunts for their prey Ripping up houses and more For days and days he rules Until soon his strength ebbs, then dies By Bethany		Wiping wind swarmed Herding helpless cows As fast as lightening, Destruction urges. Nailing boring digging, tightening his grip, Turf swaying, swinging, spinning He hovers over, preternatural victims, They can run but they can't hide Releasing tension with, Silver ribbon of lightening. By Charlie
Jet black beasts growl at the cattle, As it rounds up tormented cows, Moving in towards the enemy, Ripping everything in its already set path. Devilish spirals tearing, Everything clinging for life, Petrified houses scream, Griping for life, dear life. Tasting destruction, Beckoning armies of evil, Shredding the world of happiness, And putting fear and sadness in its place. Gnashing, tearing, roaring, At anything in its way, Flashing lightning crashes down, On helpless beings on earth. Growing, gripping, growling, Round the world it's travelling, Blowing roughly, It's like a dinosaur roaring rapidly. By Chris		The beast's long lashing tongue Scoops up the land Animals run in terror He opens his jaw And clams it shut The beast glides through the city Attacking all buildings Crashing down to the ground His spinning tail flicks the floor As fire pours out of his sharp jaws His army comes to join the force As the beast grows and grows His mighty army hunts for their prey Ripping up houses and more For days and days he rules Until soon his strength ebbs, then dies By Christine
Whipping, Chasing, Herding, The livestock, As he moves. Spinning, Spinning, Spinning around. He chooses his next victim, The ground. With talons of wind, He rip's the bloody earth. Miniature houses, shredded to pieces. The sound of wild wind in my ears, The terrible sight before me, The taste of blood in my mouth. His brothers join in. The terror never ends. By Cienna		The ravenous beast, Swirls through town, Screeching and screaming, In his defence. Breathing fiery grey breath, He kills anything, That stands in his way, Crashing, splintering, Wood to the ground. Swirling round villages, Stealing earth, grass and flowers, Houses are played with and poked, Then spat out in disgust, The houses scream in a frenzy of fear. Sucking all the life, Out of the towns, Fast in fury, Wrapping the earth, In a silver, misty ribbon. But the beast does not give in, Bringing more of his kind, Joining together to share the feast. By Deanna
Whipping wind swarms Herding helpless cows As fast as lightning, Destruction urges. Nailing boring digging in, tightening his grip, Turf swaying, swirling, spinning Hovers over potential victims, They can run but they can't hide. He releases tension with a silver ribbon of lightening. By Emily		The tornado is a hungry beast Getting ready to eat his feast Herding up the helpless cows Shredding up the concrete ground He makes a tremendous sound Crumbling the ground like a biscuit Whirling, swirling in the air Destroying everything till the ground is bear Houses cling on for dear life The next victim who will it be? New York, Hollywood or maybe a sea I'm not actually sure The power station attacked sure enough Oh the tornado is powerful and rough Joining his colony of powerful terror Binding to make an almighty one. By James
His anger erupts as he twists and twirls, Like an elephant attempting ballet, Thumping and bumping, thundering down Cows scream with terror, As he herds them to their death. Wearing a cloak of danger, He tears up the ground Limb by limb, Leaving the destroyed breathless. Houses cling to the ground, Their lives depends on it, Tearing and swallowing whole, He is selfish and hungry. Calling and beckoning to his army, Suddenly more tornados arrive, Joining preparing for the big attack, As the destroyed lane pleads for mercy. By Katie		Bellowing cows moo, Eyes fixed to tornado. Shoulder to shoulder they charge, Away from the perilous hunter. Peeling the ground like an orange, He destroys everything in his path. Sucking a caravan into his grasp, His talons rip it to shreds. Suddenly, out of the blue, His colleagues arrive to help. They combined as one, Quickly they continued their rampage. Hungry for MORE! By Lara
Herding the cow's to his will, Roaring his disapproval, Shirking in terror They fled from the field. The giant beast rampages Shredding up the ground with furious death, Leading a trail of destruction Chewing up everything Hoarding his army of terror They combined, Reunited with comrade On there mission to gorge on the world. By Lucy		The ravenous beast Swirls through towns Screeching and screaming in his defence Breathing fiery breath He kills anything that stands in his way Crashing splintering wood to the ground. Swirling round villages Stealing the earth grass and flowers Houses are played with poked, Then spat out in disgust The houses scream in a frenzy of fear. Sucking the life out of towns, Fast in fury, Wrapping the earth in a silver misty ring. But the beast does not retreat he brings More of his kind Joining together To share the feast. By Megan
Bellowing cows moo, Eyes fixed to tornado. Shoulder to shoulder they charge, Away from the perilous hunter. Peeling the ground apart like an orange, He destroys everything in his presents. Sucking a caravan into his grasp, His talons rip it to shreds. Suddenly, out of the blue, His colleagues arrive to help. Combining as one, Quickly they continue their rampage. Hungry for more! By Natasha		His anger erupts as he twists and twirls, Like an elephant attempting ballet, Thumping, bumping and thundering down Cows scream with terror, As he herds them to their death. Wearing a cloak of danger, He tears the ground limb by limb, Leaving the destroyed breathless. Houses cling to the ground, Their lives depend on it Tearing and swallowing whole. He is selfish and hungry Calling and beckoning to his army, Suddenly more tornados arrive. Joining and preparing for the big attack, As the destroyed land pleads for mercy. By Niamh
The Tornado is a hungry beast, Getting ready to eat its feast, Herding up the helpless cows. Shredding up the concrete ground, He makes a tremendous sound, Crumbling the ground like a biscuit. Whirling, swirling in the air Destroying everything till the ground is bare Houses cling to the ground for dear life. The next victim, who will it be? New York, Hollywood or maybe a Sea. I am not really sure. The PowerStation. Attacked sure enough, Oh the Tornado is Powerful and rough. Joining his colony of terror to win the brilliant battle. By Lauren		Bellowing cows moo, Eyes fixed to tornado. Shoulder to shoulder they charge, Away from the perilous hunter. Peeling the ground apart like an orange, He destroys everything in his presence. Sucking a caravan into his grasps, His talons rip it to shreds. Suddenly, out of the blue, His colleagues arrive to help. They combined as one, Quickly they continued their rampage. HUNGRY FOR MORE!!!!!! By Sophie
Whipping, Chasing, Herding The livestock, as he moves. Spinning, spinning, spinning Around. He chases his next victim the ground. With his talons of wind he rips The bloody earth, Miniature houses shredded to pieces. The sound of wind in my ears, The terrible sight before me, The taste of blood in my mouth. His brothers then join in, The terror never ends. By Robert		Twisting and twirling, The mighty beast, Sieges the city, Survivor's captives in their own ruins. Now moving in for the kill, The feeble city reeks of fear, It trembles as the Beast, Moves ever closer. And then the roaring Beast strikes, His ripple of terror shakes the ground, Cattle scatters as the Beast torments them, Then reaches the dreaded moment. Everything flies here and there, In a frenzy of laughing breath, Houses huddle in every corner, Not knowing what's coming next. Sucking, smoking and snarling, It destroys everything in its path, Shredding the road beneath his feet, Throwing away his waste. His destruction moves on, Throwing and sucking, Houses ripped away from their frightened neighbours, Then disposing like a dump. Now the city lays still, sleeping, This time was a warning, When will it strike next, It only leaves one thing, FEAR. By Sam
Blackish beasts growl at cattle, As it rounds up tormented cows, Moving inwards towards the enemy, Shredding in it's path of destruction. Devilish spirals tearing, Everything clinging for life, Petrified houses scream, Gripping down for dear life, Tasting destruction, Beckoning armies of evil, Shredding the world, AGAIN!!! Gnashing, tearing, roaring, At everything in its way, Flashing lightning crashes down, On helpless beings on the earth itself, Growing, gripping, growling, Round the country it's roaring, Blowing menacingly, It's a dinosaur out of control. By Thomas		Chasing, charging, choking, Attempting to gobble and suck, He rounds the terrified animals. Whistling its torturing breath, Throwing, tossing rubble from the ground, He licks rooves with his flashing tongue. Swirling, twirling, whirling, The raging beast, He crushes houses. Gathering fellow warriors, Enlarging the army, He demolishes everything in sight. Beware of the beasts, Horrific monsters, They shall never hesitate. By Bella
Twisting and twirling, The mighty beast, Sieges the city, The survivors captive in their own ruins. Now moving in for the kill, The feeble city reeks of fear, It trembles as the beast, Moves even closer. And then the roaring beast strikes, His ripple of terror shakes the ground, A cattle scatters as the beast torments them, Then reaches the dreaded moment. Everything flies here and there, In a frenzy of laughing breath, Houses in every corner, Not knowing what's coming next. Sucking, smoking and sneezing, It destroys everything in its path, Shredding the ground, Throwing away its waste. Now the city stays still, sleeping, This time was a warning, When will it strike again? He only left one thing, Fear. By Danny		Chasing, charging, choking, Attempting to gobble and suck, He rounds the terrified animals. Whistling its torturing breath, Throwing, tossing rubble from the ground, He licks rooves with its flashing tongue. Swirling, whirling, twirling, The raging beast, Crushing houses. Gathering fellow warriors, Enlarging the army, Demolishing everything in sight. Beware, the mighty beasts, Horrific monsters, They shall never hesitate. By Emma
Chasing, charging, choking, Attempting to gobble and suck He rounds the terrified animals. Whistling its torturing breath Throwing tossing rubble from the ground He Licks rooves with its flashing tongue. Swirling, whirling, twirling, The raging beast, Crushing houses. Gathering fellow warriors, Enlarging the army, Demolishing everything in sight. Beware the mighty beast, Horrific monsters, They shall never hesitate. By Hannah		Prowling with great patience, Stalking the land, Showing no innocence, Nor' offering a helping hand. Agitated, distressed and disturbed, The animals beg for forgiveness, The tornado's curse has occurred, He sends all hope to oblivion. The king tornado gathers his troops, And they join as one to rule, Spewing out debris as it swoops, For more terrorism to feed its great hunger. The great beast, Scurries down to a gentle breeze, And the ruins remain still, With relief that the terrifying encounter is over. By Joe
Chasing, charging, choking, Attempting to gobble and suck, He rounds the terrified animals. Whistling its torturing breath, Throwing, tossing rubble from the ground, He licks roves with its flashing tongue. Swirling, twirling, whirling, The raging beast, He crushes houses. Gathering fellow warriors, Enlarging the army, He demolishes everything in sight. Beware of the mighty beast, Horrific monsters, They shall not hesitate. By Naomi