Rain always has its way of making the atmosphere more romantic. When it first falls, the scent of wet soil immediately greets your nose, like a welcome from nature. The previously bright sky turns gray, the wind starts to blow softly, and suddenly drops of water fall one by one, creating calming natural music. Sometimes, rain comes with memories, whether it makes you smile or makes your chest feel tight. Some say rain is romantic, but others find it annoying. For those who like a cozy atmosphere, rain is the perfect excuse to curl up under a blanket, accompanied by a cup of warm tea and a favorite book. But for those who have to brave it on the road, rain can be a challenge wet shoes, sticky clothes, and vehicles that are difficult to move. Even so, there is a special sensation when going through the rain, as if the world slows down and there is only you, water, and wet roads.
For small children, rain is a call to adventure. Puddles of water turn into playgrounds, and laughter echoes amidst the pouring rain. Sometimes, adults forget how it feels to enjoy little things like this. Playing in the rain can be an effective stress reliever, as long as you’re not afraid of catching a cold afterward. Behind all its romance and hassle, rain also has a magical side. Have you ever noticed the water droplets on the window glass, racing to fall, forming unique patterns? Or listening to the rhythm of the rain on the roof, sometimes calm, sometimes heavy, but always calming? Something is calming about rain as if nature is inviting us to stop for a moment and enjoy the moment.
Rain is like life, it comes without warning, brings various feelings, and eventually leaves a trace. Sometimes, we hope the rain will stop quickly, but once it’s gone, there’s a part of us that secretly misses it. So, whether you enjoy the rain from behind the window or intentionally break through it, let the rain teach you one thing: that every drop has a story, and every torrent has a meaning.