Use the poem “It sifts from Leaden Sieves” below to answer the question.

According to the connotations of the words in the final stanza, what adjective might best describe this snow?

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forbidden
forbidden

sparkling
sparkling

hard
hard

delicate
delicate

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The best adjective to describe the snow, based on the connotations of the words in the final stanza, would be "delicate." This choice reflects the gentle and subtle nature often associated with snow in poetry, emphasizing its beauty and fragility.

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