The Beauty of Rain

 The Beauty of Rain


Rain is one of the most beautiful gifts of nature. When the first drops touch the earth, the smell of wet soil makes our heart feel fresh. The sound of raindrops falling on the roof, trees, and ground is like sweet music. It brings peace to the mind and joy to the soul.

Rain changes the whole world around us. The trees look greener, the flowers shine brighter and the air feels cooler. Everything becomes clean and afresh. Watching the rain from a window with a cup of tea is one of the simplest joys of life.

Rain also carries many emotions. For some people, it is romantic; for others, it brings back childhood memories of playing in puddles and making paper boats. It can also make us feel calm and thoughtful.

     At the same time, rain is very important aspect if life. It gives water to the earth which helps plants to grow and fills rivers and lakes. Without rain, life on earth would  be impossible.

       The beauty of rain is not only outside but also in the way it touches our hearts. It teaches us that after every dark cloud, there is hope and freshness. Truly, rain is nature’s way of showing magic and spreading happiness.

Thank You 

Fathimath Farhana ET

III B.A English Language and Literature 


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