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The poet begins by a) requesting the wind to blow softly and not cause havoc by breaking window shutters, scattering paper, or throwing books on the shelf. The poet b) complains against the wind since it has torn the pages of the books and has brought rain again. The poet feels that the wind is extremely clever as it c) makes fun of those who are weak. It does not like anything weak. Everything that d) breaks easily be it houses, doors, wood, or rafters, is e) blown away mercilessly by wind. Besides, it also crushes weak bodies, lives, and hearts. The poet f) compares wind to a God who doesn’t do what people tell him to. The poet offers a g) remedy to help humanity. He appeals to people to be firm, positive, and strong both physically as well as mentally. They must have a h) strong heart if they want to be friends with the wind. If we are strong then the wind will not only i) befriend us but also aid us in achieving success and in flourishing. It is j) good to be friends with wind.

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