Beehive (Poem): Wind · Class 9 · CBSE English
What symbolic meaning does the wind represent in Subramania Bharati's poem 'Wind'?
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What symbolic meaning does the wind represent in Subramania Bharati's poem 'Wind'?
- A.The challenges, adversities, and hardships of lifeCorrect answer
- B.The changing seasons and agricultural cycles
- C.The peace and tranquility of nature
- D.The scientific phenomenon of atmospheric pressure
Solution
In the poem, the destructive wind acts as a symbol for the hardships and trials of life that test human strength and resilience.
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