Rain Rain Rain-- Ritu Samhara
City of Joy
Yes we are in City of Joy—many people think – oh how bad
condition of living—water lodged A1 city
more over there are dangers caused by non human activities caused by human
itself.
But joy is inside of our mind—we need to find and dig it out
in every condition to overcome depression.
In this depressed weather—all of our mind is shocked and depressed,
many renowned poet written many verses on this weather.
Kalidas in Ritu Samhara--
U/he approaching season of Rain, dear love,
Comes like a king in pride of power.
The rain-ladeti clouds are its rutting war elephants;
The lambent flashes of lightning
Serve for its streaming pennons.
And the reverberating thunder
Is the rattle of its kettle-drums;
It is hailed by a host of lovers
As the royal cavalcade is acclaimed
Like jade fragments, the green grass rises
spreading its blades to catch raindrops,
red Indragopaka insects perch on fresh
leaf-buds bursting forth from the Kandali plants
the earth smiles like an elegant lady
draped in nature’s colourful jewels. 2-5
Everyone, whether it’s people, little worms, birds, animals,
or even blades of grass comes out of its abode to welcome the rains.
In different countries different places people loose their houses all land clothing’s every year due to flood—but yet they welcome rain –and life on the roof of the tin shaded house or any high school upper floor classroom. Helicopter gives dry food
Struggle for Existence—Charles Darwin
But main this is enjoy the rain—not so easy to tell—jumping in rain water for sometime is joy—but stay in flooded condition is miserable.
Yet we need to be strong in our mindset accept the challenges and try to find other way out to survive.
Beautifully captured the dual essence of the monsoon—its poetic charm and its stark realities—through a compelling blend of classical literature and contemporary reflection. The inclusion of Kalidasa’s Ritu Samhara adds a lyrical dimension, reminding readers of the eternal romance and vibrancy associated with the rainy season. What stands out most is the author’s emphasis on inner joy and mental resilience; despite flooded streets and harsh living conditions, he inspires a philosophical outlook that urges us to find beauty and strength within. This emotional depth, paired with cultural insight, makes the piece both evocative and uplifting.
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