Wind causing flagpole rope to strike the pole

The audio begins with the ambient sound of a stiff breeze rustily winding its way; an unseen, yet powerful force. The wind's invisible fingers take hold of a flagpole's rope, causing it to sway and dance in its gusty grip. The rope, with its coarse texture, intermittently collides against the towering metal flagpole, creating a rhythmic metallic clinking noise. The wind's strength varies, causing the rhythm of the strikes to fluctuate. At times, the rope strikes the pole in swift, rapid beats, mimicking the wind's hurried gusts. Then, as the wind momentarily calms, the rhythm slows to a more leisurely pace. The cyclical pattern of the wind's ebb and flow orchestrates the rope and flagpole into a symphony of nature and man-made objects. It's a simple yet mesmerizing soundscape: an auditory testament to the wind's capricious and powerful presence.