Why does wind not listen to the speaker in the poem wind?
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In this poem, the poet describes the action of the wind It breaks the shutters of the windows, throws down the books on the shelf and demolishes frail houses. But it has no effect on strong houses. It blows out weak fires. But it makes strong fires roar. The poet conveys the idea that nobody cares for the weak. The poet advises the weak ones to make themselves strong.
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As the the don't care about the weak and it may have a mighty powers so it didn't grant our permission and do what it want
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