Untie the spider from the net and stick it to the wings and feathers of the swimming bee. What does it mean that one day the wind blows through the net?

You should add another sentence at the end of this sentence. The whole poem is: spiders break free from their nets, and they cling to the wings and feathers of swimming bees. Fortunately, a strong wind blew through the net and they were saved from disaster.

Spider webs are like a prison, sticking to the wings of bees and making their arms unable to move. Fortunately, the wind in the sky broke the net and escaped the disaster.

Moral: There will be setbacks and difficulties in life, but in the end, there will be noble people to help you turn the corner.