#weather

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Wind

Here's why: the wordplay involves the wind's ability to change its form and effect—from gentle breezes in summer to harsh, cold gusts in winter.

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Cloud

Clouds can take various shapes and forms in the sky, from calm to stormy, and while they may disappear at night, they often return with the sunrise.

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A cloud

Here's why: Clouds move across the sky ('fly without wings'), cause rain ('cry without eyes'), and their presence can block sunlight, making it darker ('darkness flies').

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A wave

Here's why: waves can appear unexpectedly at the shore or be visible from a distance in both the sky (as clouds) and the ocean, creating a clever duality.

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