Question

Who gets the first message from the wind after daybreak?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The poet describes in the poem how the wind takes the responsibility of waking up everything at dawn. Wind emerges from the sea at daybreak and urges the mist to make room for it. It asks the sailors to sail on towards the land. It tells the trees in the forest to unfold their leaves, the wood bird to sing and urges the chanticleers to crow and announce the breaking of dawn. It tells the corn in the cornfields to bow their head to welcome the new day. It urges the belfry tower to ring its bell and announce the day… But when the wind reaches the churchyard it slows down. It utters a sigh for the dead buried there and tells them to lie there as the judgement day has not yet arrived.