Sentence personification describing maple trees, anthropomorphic sentences describing maple leaves

Personification sentence of maple tree.

1. When the wind blows, the leaves on the maple tree fall leisurely with the wind and pounce affectionately into the embrace of the earth.

2. Autumn is makeup, and the face of the maple girl is red, as if she is shy.

3. The maple leaves in the valley, I don't know if they drank a lot of wine, and they were as red as a flame.

4. The maple trees stand tall and upright, and when the autumn wind blows, the leaves make a rattling sound, just like applause to welcome us!

5. Autumn has arrived, the leaves of the maple trees are red, and the wind is blowing, as if beckoning to us.

6. When the wind blows, the leaves on the maple tree dance happily and fall down with the wind.

7. Autumn is like a shy little girl, and after a while, she brings the red halo to the maple tree.

8. The wind came quickly, and the maple tree was frantically whipped, and the maple tree's broken clothes fell to the ground.

9. The maple forest spreads a red carpet on the earth, and when the autumn wind blows, the maple leaves make a rattling sound, as if they are applauding to celebrate the harvest scene.

10. In autumn, the maple leaves all over the mountains put on red coats.

1. Autumn is approaching, and the maple leaves are blushing.

2. In the cool autumn, the maple leaves all over the mountains are red, and they are full of joy of harvest.

3. When Maple saw the arrival of autumn, Maple Blushed shyly.

4. In late autumn, the maple leaves are dressed in red, which is very beautiful.

5. In autumn, the maple leaves put on red clothes and dance in the air.

6. The maple leaves ride the breeze and gently swing down from the sky.

7. The maple leaves rotate gracefully in the forest and slowly fall.

8. In autumn, the maple leaves all over the mountains put on red coats.

9. The maple leaf blushed and fell from the tree with a gentle smile, like a little fairy, just landed.

10. Autumn has arrived, and the maple tree has shed its old green clothes and put on a new flaming red jacket.

Bringing a woman to a family drive leaves can be like one of our people with a hair to get four big full-time.

Trees write anthropomorphic sentences as follows:

1. The tree swayed its branches and leaves, nodding and smiling at us.

2. At the end of the road, a big tree blocked my way like a burly giant.

3. The grove in the distance shone with a green and faint light, gently shaking the green leaves in the breeze, like singing a beautiful song.

4. Welcome pine warmly opens its hands to welcome every visitor.

5. A gust of wind blew, and countless trees nodded frequently and signaled to me.

6. In March, the silver pear tree that had been sleeping for a winter was awakened by the drizzle.

7. On campus, the paulownia tree ended its long hibernation and started its new life in the spring rain.

8. It takes off its shabby coat and starts a new life; It greedily sucks the fresh and sweet dew of spring, and slowly grows cute young branches and green leaves.

9. The woods woke up, combed their hair in the morning breeze, and busily wiped the rose-red morning glow on their faces.

10. There are also one or two street lights leaking in the cracks of the trees, and the listless ones are the eyes of the thirsty and sleepy.

11. The mountain was covered with tall trees, and one of them stood in the midst of them, looking at its brethren.

12. Each persimmon tree is burning with a flame of enthusiasm, showing off the orange harvest to people.

13, Sister Willow raised her beautiful hair in the spring breeze.