Wind
The wind regenerates the air purifying it by pushing the frost of winter or the first warmth of the season everywhere. In the process of regeneration, the wind pulls down, uproots and removes what died in winter: its purpose is to make room for life so that the cycles can continue indefinitely. And in the hot summer, it reverberates the heat radiated in the evening by the bodies that absorbed it during the day.
The wind regenerates the air purifying it by pushing the frost of winter or the first warmth of the season everywhere. In the process of regeneration, the wind pulls down, uproots and removes what died in winter: its purpose is to make room for life so that the cycles can continue indefinitely. And in the hot summer, it reverberates the heat radiated in the evening by the bodies that absorbed it during the day.