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Summery on the poem "The Rain" by W.H.Davis.
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Summery in the poem "The Rain" by W.H.Davis.
The Rain
Rain is the grace, rain is the sky
condescending to the earth.
Without rain, there would be
no life.
{ John Updike }
"The Rain" is a beautiful poem which has been written by a famous poet, W.E.Davis.He is the poet of nature. His poetry is simple but profound in his thoughts. His
favorite themes are nature and the hardships of the poor.
The poem shows the simple sight of rain.
It shows the refreshing impact of rain. The rain
falls on the top thick leaves. These thick leaves drip the rainwater drop after drop on the lower thin leaves. The
top thick leaves symbolize rich people. The lower thin leaves symbolize poor people. As the poet says;
I hear leaves drinking rain;
I hear rich leaves on top
Giving the poor beneath
Drop after drop;
The rich give a little to the poor people. It is a pinching situation. This situation causes stress for the poet. However, after the rain the sun
comes out. It shines equally upon all. It blesses the rich as well as poor. It brightens every dark thing. As the poet says;
And when the sun comes out,
After this Rain shall stop,
A wondrous light will fill
Each dark, round
drop.
This pleases the poet. As it is a well-known saying;
Rain showers spirt and
waters soul.
Due to this kind of the sun, the noise of rain becomes lovely music for the poet.
I hope the sun shines bright;
It would be a lovely sight.
{W.E.Davis
}
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