How does the poet describe the wind in the poem ‘Wind’? - Vidyadip

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How does the poet describe the wind in the poem ‘Wind’?

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The poet describes wind in two forms. One is fierce and violent that destroys everything. It is not friendly with the weak characters. It blows them out completely. The second form of wind is cool and slow. It brings comfort and happiness to the world.

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