“Into each life some rain must fall” – H.W. Longfellow.
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There is just something about the sight, sounds and smell of
raindrops falling from the sky that appeals to the senses more than any other
natural phenomenon ever can. Rains make you realize the wealth of emotions that
you carry. Rains make you introspect and retrospect, and bring you closer to
understanding yourself. Put very simply, rains make you happy.
After braving the tumultuous heat of the Great Indian
Summer, the rains come with a cathartic appeal – helping you transcend your
dilapidated state both physically and mentally. The rains are nature’s way of
asking you to let go. Let go of the soggy grimness that accompanied your summer.
Let go of the exhaustion in your mind and in your limbs. Let go of your
inhibitions and rise again, for the rains have washed away the sorrows of
yesterday.
