Question

Does everybody have a cosy bed to lie in when it rains? Look around you and describe how different kinds of people or animals spend time, seek shelter, etc. during rain.

Answer 1

Hint: “Rain on the Roof” by Coates Kinney conveys the theme of the healing power of raindrops and their musical soothing effect. Narratives based on personal views make one analyse their thought process. Always have a sympathetic view of your surroundings.

Complete answer:
The rain is the subject of the poem. The poet reminisces about happy childhood experiences. The poet sits down on his bed and listens to the pattern of the soft rain that falls on his home's roof as a black cloud covers the sky and it begins to rain. The sound of a raindrop transports him to a happier time in his life. His mother's memories flood back to him.

No, not everyone has the luxury of a warm bed to lie in when it rains. During the rain, not everyone gets to enjoy the warmth of a warm house. Animals have been observed finding refuge under trees and the tin roofs of roadside tea booths. People passing by swat these creatures away and try to squeeze themselves into the stores' limited space. The poor animals are left to fend for themselves.

The proprietors of such kiosks are overjoyed because visitors who are waiting for the rain to stop frequently purchase tea and food.

When it rains, not everyone has the luxury of a warm bed to rest in. Some individuals reside on the platforms of the train and bus stations.

Note: There is sadness (melancholy gloom weeps in rainy tears) as well as delight in the poem (what bliss to press the pillow). As a result, the poem depicts the poet's inner thoughts as he listens to the sound of raindrops.