Question

Does the poem reflect the human suffering being initiated by wind? Explain with examples. i will mark as brainlest if dont know dont answer​

Answer 1

Answer:

The poet tells us that we should be mentally and physically strong. If we have these capabilities we will never feel afraid rather we will rise in our self-esteem. The poet tells us this in the form of a poem where the wind troubles the weaklings, then the weaklings understand to face the wind by increasing their self-esteem.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Wind creates compassion, but apathy at the same time in human life. Winds emphasize the passionate, intense nature of the poet, while the decay and death inherent in the metaphor suggest the sacrifice and suffering of humans.

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