What does the wind do with the books? - Vidyadip

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What does the wind do with the books?

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In the poem Wind the poet tells us about the destructive qualities of the strong wind.
The wind throws down the books from the shelf and then scatters them and tears their pages.
The destructive strength of the wind is spoken about through the example of the books.

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