what does the poet says the wind god winnows

In the poem Wind by Subramania Bharati, the poet says that the Wind God "winnows" weak things and people. Winnowing means separating the weak from the strong, just like grain is separated from husk.

The poet explains that the wind destroys:

• Weak houses

• Weak doors and windows

• Weak bodies

• Weak hearts and minds

This means that people who are weak, fearful, or lack confidence cannot face difficulties successfully. On the other hand, strong people become stronger after facing challenges.

The line carries a deeper message that hardships in life test a person’s strength and character. The poet advises people to become mentally and physically strong so they can face problems bravely instead of breaking down under pressure.