What kind of poetry is this (part 2)?

Question

My 13 year old son wrote this poem claiming it is personification. I told him that although I think it is a good poem, it is not personification. Does it fall into any catagory of poem? If so, what is it called?


The Four Seasons of Life and Death
(Personification)

Spring
The baby is born
Spring represents
Life or newly wed

Summer
Child hood is here
Summer represents
Happiness or passion

Fall
Adult hood
Fall represents
Sadness or disparity

Winter
Death
Winter represents
Anger or divorce

Answer 1

I agree these are more like stated metaphors.

For personification, the season would have to feel or act like a person or animate being. For example "Winter grumbles in anger" or "Summer dances and laughs on the playground."
"Autumn sulks in despair" etc.

Answer 2

I would call it... not personification itself, but a type of personification. Maybe more like a metaphorical poem.