Question

Why does the wind not listen to the speaker

Answer 1

They do not listen as they are fierce and free.

• The question has been asked from the poem The Wind by Subramania Bharati.
• The poet wishes the wind to move softly so that no harm is done.
• He is also bothered by the dissipating papers caused by a strong wind, and requests that it blows softly so that the books don't fall over.
• The wind is a devastating force that is both free and a fierce weapon when it blows strong. 
• It is unconcerned with the weak and hence does not listen. The poet does not link it to anybody that kills, instead refers to it as a destructive force.