The poem asks a series of rhetorical questions about the number of times or years something must occur before a greater realization or change takes place, such as how many roads a man must walk before being called a man or how many years a mountain must exist before being washed to the sea. Each stanza ends by stating that the answer to these questions is "blowing in the wind," implying the answers are unknown or uncertain and will reveal themselves when the time is right.
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Blowing in The Wind
The poem asks a series of rhetorical questions about the number of times or years something must occur before a greater realization or change takes place, such as how many roads a man must walk before being called a man or how many years a mountain must exist before being washed to the sea. Each stanza ends by stating that the answer to these questions is "blowing in the wind," implying the answers are unknown or uncertain and will reveal themselves when the time is right.