Answer:
Pink, small, aromatic, Dear to the moss, and Candid in May.
Explanation:
Emily Dickinson, in her poem Mayflower uses adjectives as pink, small, low, and sentences to describe a flower and how it looks while it grows to its best in May. In the second stanza, the author uses phrases to describe it in relationship with its surroundings and how it affects it. We can see this when she says: "Dear to the moss,
Known by the knoll".
