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Read the excerpt from Between the Silver and the Ash.
In wintertime you will not see
The object of your heart's desire.
The treasure that will set you free
You will not find in earth or fire.
But stand where rocks and pebbles sing
And seek the joyous sounds of spring.
Based on the poet’s word choices, what is the tone toward those who seek the treasure?
disinterested
mocking
encouraging
humorous
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encouraging
The speaker rules out the wrong places/times and then directs the seeker to a hopeful, joyful place ("rocks and pebbles sing," "joyous sounds of spring"), which is supportive and encouraging rather than mocking or indifferent.
The speaker rules out the wrong places/times and then directs the seeker to a hopeful, joyful place ("rocks and pebbles sing," "joyous sounds of spring"), which is supportive and encouraging rather than mocking or indifferent.
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