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(published by Sir Marc Kenneth L Marquez for a good purpose[credits to the source]) The Little Rain y! T" #" $h% She is good& the little rain% She 'no s our need ho co*eth in the ti*e of spring to aid The sun+dra n seed, She anders ith a friendly ind through Silent night-s unseen& The furro s feel her happy tears& and lo% The land is greenLast night& cloud+shado s gloo*ed The path that inds to *y abode& .nd the torches of the ri/er boats Li'e angry *eteors glo ed0 Today& fresh colors brea' the soil& and utter1ies ta'e ing 2o n& broidered la ns all bright ith 3$4M 56T4R3R4T.T5$6 ! The poet is celebrating the gentle rain hich falls and re/i/es all in the or This rain aids the blosso*ing 1o ers of Spring and brings beauty and hope bac' into the orld0 The night before this gentle rain the orld did not see* as cheerful and the poet is edgy as the clouds loo* but the *orning brings the result of the night7s rains and the Spring 1o ers ha/e set0
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Transcript of Little Rain
(published by Sir Marc Kenneth L Marquez for a good purpose[credits to the source])
The Little Rain By: TU FU
Oh! She is good, the little rain! She knows our needWho cometh in the time of springto aidThe sun-drawn seed;She wanders with a friendly windthroughSilent nights unseen,The furrows feel her happy tears,and lo! The land is greenLast night, cloud-shadows gloomedThe path that winds to my abode,And the torches of the river boatsLike angry meteors glowed.Today, fresh colors break the soil, andButterflies take wingDown, broidered lawns all bright with
POEM INTERPRETATION :The poet is celebrating the gentle rain which falls and revives all in the world. This rain aids the blossoming flowers of Spring and brings beauty and hope back into the world.
The night before this gentle rain the world did not seem as cheerful and the poet is edgy as the clouds loom but the morning brings the result of the night's rains and the Spring flowers have set.
Passed BY: Rance, Ma. Azucena L.BAH-303Passed TO: Prof. Bernie Villacino
