Who are disturbed by the winds in the poem wind
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Who are disturbed by the winds in the poem wind?
The poem Wind talks about how the wind blows strongly and as a result breaks the shutters of the windows.
The winds tends to disturb the young children in the school by throwing down the books from the shelves. The weaklings can be referred to be the young students who have little to do about the wind.
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the wind disturbs only those people who are not determined. the self confidence people over come the obstacle put before them by the wind. the wind does not have disturbed the piece of mind of such people. the wind lose out weak fires and make strong fires roar and flourish.
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