The strength of the winds serves as the poem's main theme. Basically, it discusses the attractions and noises of the windy nights. describing the features of the wind, which could only be heard and not seen. The curiosity he feels within himself about the wind The poem's tone is one of excitement, amazement, and awareness, despite the fact that the wind is terrifying. No criticism of the wind is made by Hughes. However, he might be criticizing himself for failing to appreciate the strength of nature. Similes, symbolism, poetic devices, and other sensual imagery abound in the poem.