Personification

In the poem "To Autumn" by John Keats, personification is used to describe the season of autumn. Autumn is personified as a young child. This describes the season as a child. The child seems calm, like the middle of the season. There is a soft wind and "twined flowes" as well. The soft wind ruffles the child's hair while he sits carelessly on the floor. I can relate to the carelessness of fall because I am careless while watching football on the weekends. That is all that is important to me, and I am also calm during that time too.