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why is the caressing wind of summer turned into blutering wind in autumn in the poem autumn's beauty?
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Answered by askhan123456
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Answer:

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Answered by snowflakesstorytime
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Answer:

the caressing wind  is turned into blustering in autumn because the autumn season is going  unknowingly.  

Explanation:

the caressing wind which is in the autumn season which blow the leaves away is going and the leaves move more furiously when the winter comes the blustering wind also comes and its really cool.

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