Beehive (Poem): Wind · Class 9 · CBSE English
What does the poet ask the wind to do when it blows towards the houses in the poem 'Wind'?
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easy · MCQ · Q-2785F6
What does the poet ask the wind to do when it blows towards the houses in the poem 'Wind'?
- A.To blow fiercely and destroy everything
- B.To come softly and gentlyCorrect answer
- C.To bring heavy rainfall
- D.To stop blowing completely
Solution
At the very beginning of the poem, the poet requests the wind to come softly, indicating a desire for gentleness rather than destruction.
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