Question

The turning earth spoke in a somber voice
“Four seasons I give you,” its deep voice said
I give you spring when the lilacs blooms
I give you autumn when the maple is red
“Summer I give you all crowned with sunshine,
And winter of snow and icicle spears.
Four seasons I give you with all their joy!
And all their pleasures and all their fears!
Take my four gifts and use each one,
Use each wisely, kindly and well,
So that upon the years last hour
A worthy record you date to tell.
The turning earth spoke but once again.
“Four season I give you, its voice was low
The gift are yours and yours is the task
To use my gifts as best you know.” what is the adverb

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Answer 2

Explanation:

The turning earth spoke in a somber voice

“Four seasons I give you,” its deep voice said

I give you spring when the lilacs blooms

I give you autumn when the maple is red

“Summer I give you all crowned with sunshine,

And winter of snow and icicle spears.

Four seasons I give you with all their joy!

And all their pleasures and all their fears!

Take my four gifts and use each one,

Use each wisely, kindly and well,

So that upon the years last hour

A worthy record you date to tell.

The turning earth spoke but once again.

“Four season I give you, its voice was low

The gift are yours and yours is the task

To use my gifts as best you know.” what is the