Question

read the poem the aim was song. before man came to blow it right the wind once blew itself untaught, and did its loudest day and night in any rough place where it caught. man came to tell it what was wrong: it hadnt found the place to blow; it blew too hard—the aim was song. and listen—how it ought to go! he took a little in his mouth, and held it long enough for north to be converted into south, and then by measure blew it forth. by measure. it was word and note, the wind the wind had meant to be— a little through the lips and throat. the aim was song—the wind could see. robert frost, \the aim was song\ how does the poet structure the poem to highlight the theme of people creating beauty from nature? by instructing the reader in how to make sound beautiful by shaping it into music by including rhyming verse to evoke the predictable qualities of sound in nature by presenting dialogue between the wind and man, illustrating differing perspectives on beauty by repeating the phrase \the aim was song\ to show how humans shaped the wind into art

Explanation:

The poem repeats "the aim was song" to emphasize how humans transform the natural wind - a raw element - into art (song). This repetition highlights the theme of creating beauty from nature. The poem doesn't instruct on making sound into music for the reader, has no significant rhyming to evoke nature's sound qualities, and there is no real dialogue between wind and man.

Answer:

by repeating the phrase "the aim was song" to show how humans shaped the wind into art