‘Wind comes softly’. Why does the poet want wind to come softly? - Vidyadip

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‘Wind comes softly’. Why does the poet want wind to come softly?

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The poet wants wind to come softly. A strong wind is very destructive. It victimises the small and the weak. So, the poet desires it to come softly.

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