Different tankas on any nature

I want help by writing 2 different tankas on any nature

1 tankas must be Metaphor

and the other one must be personification

Avoid repeating words or using non-descriptive words please.

28 What is a Tanka? The Tanka originated in Japan over 1200 years ago. Non-rhyming and similar to the Haiku, Tanka uses more syllables than Haiku. It also makes use of similes, metaphors, and personification. This means that Tanka allows the writer to add more of himself or herself to the poem, including emotions. Tanka consists of five non-rhyming lines: line one 5 syllables, line two 7 syllables, line three 5 syllables, line four 7 syllables, and line five 7 syllables. In other words, 5-7-5-7-7. Here is an example: River running wild (5 syllables) Madness overwhelms the banks (7 syllables) Unable to stop (5 syllables) A frenzied rush to nowhere (7 syllables) A moment without control (7 syllables) For a bit of online fun, you can write an instant Tanka poem at http://ettcweb.Ir.k12.nj.us/forms/tankapoem.htm. For More Information Visit http://www.americantanka.com/ (From http://childrens-non- fiction.suite 101.com/article.cfm/how_to_write_a_tanka)