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In Percy Bysshe Shelley's 'Ode to the West Wind', what is the symbolic function of the wind in relation to the poet?
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- 1As an omen predicting physical decay and inevitable death
- 2As a mere meteorological description devoid of personal meaning
- 3As an agent of both preservation and destruction, symbolizing poetic inspiration and transformation✓
- 4As a literal force of physical destruction and hopelessness
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As an agent of both preservation and destruction, symbolizing poetic inspiration and transformation
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