Question

Why does the poet call the winter wind not so unking as man's ingratitude?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

The Answer is:

The poet claims that man's ingratitude is not as cruel as that of the winter wind since ungrateful persons have caused him a lot of suffering.

• Amiens, a nobleman and King Senior's supporter, sings the ballad "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind" in "As You Like It".
• Amiens contrasts the ruthlessness of the cold wind with in poem also with lack of gratitude of people, believing the other to be even more cruel.
• In this poetry, the main character bemoans the lack of genuine friendship and love in the world.
• The bitter cold wind is intolerable. But it is still preferable than human ungratefulness and fake affection.
• The poet also contrasts two rivers with fake friendship, which is a greedy translation.
• Even though the winter wind can be obnoxious and stinging, it is preferable than fake friendship.

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