Answer:
The day is cold, and dark, and dreary/It rains, and the wind is never weary;
Explanation:
Many things show that this implies a gloomy setting.
For Example:
<u>Cold</u>: cold makes you want to hide, or go away (gloomy)
<u>Dark</u>: usually when it's dark we go away or recluse this implies (gloomy)
<u>Dreary</u>: I don't know about you but I picture an old castle covered in cobwebs and cloudy skies, a pretty (gloomy) picture
<u>Rain</u>: rain usually means cloudy skies, again back to the dark, we want to go hide (gloomy)
<u>Wind</u>: wind is usually cold, especially with this picture that I'm creating from these words, cold really implies (gloomy) or dark and just adds a chill to the picture
<u>Weary</u>: weary tells me it's a tired landscape, I see it like old and just <em>tired </em>(gloomy)