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Explanation of the poem the wind in a frolic by william howitt

Answer 1

The whole poem is written as if the wind is echoing its thoughts. The wind is in the mood for some fun and all set to cause a commotion. It shook various sign boards and blew off women’s bonnets. The apples and oranges fell off the trees and rolled on the ground much to the delight of urchins who ran behind them to collect as many fruits as they could.

The wind proceeded to create havoc on a farm where it plucked at the tails of cows and tossed the manes of horses. After that, it started showing its power on birds resting on tree branches and scaring farm animals and birds out of their wits.

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