Answer: The poem ‘Wind’, by Subramania Bharati, teaches a very deep moral lesson for human beings. The
poet uses the wind as a symbol of problems in life while the sturdy structures symbolize unfaltering, strong human beings. The poet uses both the symbols and direct statement to bring home the values of
strong physical health and mental powers, confidence and a firm will. Life is not a cakewalk; it is
strewn with obstacles and challenges. However only the weak-willed and infirm people are unable to
beat these obstacles and challenges, and meekly accept their failures and defeats.The forces of
unfavourable, unhappy circumstances fail to conquer those who have courage. Such people beat all
odds against them and come out victorious and move on.Thus, the poem is didactic in nature and
emphasizes the values of courage, confidence and strong will
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