What is the moral of the poem 'the wind song' by Lillian Moore?
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When the wind blows
The quiet things speak,
Some whisper, some clang,
Some creak.
Grasses swish.
Treetops sigh.
Flags slap
And snap at the sky.
Wires on poles
Whistle and hum.
Trash cans roll.
Windows drum.
When the wind goes –
Suddenly
then,
the quiet things
are quiet again…
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what do you understand by the flag slap and snap ?do they slap or beat some one
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