What are the Hyperboles and Similes in the poem “Have you got a brook in your little heart” by Emily Dickinson?

What element of poetry is featured in Emily Dickinson's "Nature, the gentlest mother"?

         Nature, the gentlest mother

A. imagery - language that appeals to the five senses.

B. metaphor - comparison of two unlike things

C. hyperbole - exaggeration

What does Emily Dickinson personify in the poem, "Nature, the gentlest mother"?

A. Dickinson personifies "sky" - "Then, bending from the sky".

B. Dickinson personifies "Nature" - "Nature, the gentlest mother".

C. Dickinson personifies "sun" - "And when the sun goes down".