The Wife's Lament describe the place where the speaker is forced to live. What words and images emphasize its desolation?

In "The Wife's Lament," the speaker describes her forced dwelling as a dark, lonely place, emphasizing its desolation through imagery of a "cave" and "trees" that "sway" in the wind. The use of Words like "sad," "sorrow," and "grief" highlights her emotional isolation, while the barren landscape reflects her abandonment and despair. The bleakness of her surroundings mirrors her inner turmoil, creating a powerful sense of loneliness and hopelessness.