What mood does wingspaninson's description of the snow as it "sifts," "powders," and wraps" create in "It sifts from Leaden Sieves"?
A.
still, lovely, and even
B.
merry, silly, and playful
C.
sudden, overwhelming, and sad
D.
quiet, alarming, and mysterious

Question

What mood does wingspaninson's description of the snow as it "sifts," "powders," and wraps" create in "It sifts from Leaden Sieves"?
  A. 
  still, lovely, and even   
  B. 
  merry, silly, and playful   
  C. 
  sudden, overwhelming, and sad  
  D. 
  quiet, alarming, and mysterious

anonymous · Answer

im thinking it is D because of the way he is talking about the snow. hope this helped! :)

anonymous · Answer

wait
actually im not sure whether it is D or A cause he also kind of talks about it being still and even so im not sure which one it is

anonymous · Answer

thank you i went with d :D