Why does the poet say the wind god winnows ? (Poem Wind Class 9)
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Poet says this because he want to be a friend with wind so that wind will not harm him anymore
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The poet said that the wind god winnows because, poet addressed the wind as Godly and winnows i.e. sifts all people, segregating weak.
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The poem, 'Wind Poem' narrates 'the wind god winnows and crushes them all'. The poet in the poem refers the wind to be of Godly nature and power.
The Godly nature of wind winnows, winnows means separation of grain segregating the husk by softly blowing air into it. Herein the poem, winnows refers to as sifting of all the people, segregating the weak hearts, and by the force of Godly wind, crushes them all.
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