what happens to the earth when sun comes out in the poem running through the rain
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The poet uses the sun as a metaphor for the love of his life, who has been lost to him. He views the sun as a bright star, which he watches as it sets in the west, as his love sets in the west as well. He is alone, and he is very lonely. The poem is about the sorrow of losing a loved one.
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The rain says that she cannot be touched and rises up in the form of vapor out of the land and deep sea and floats up to heaven, where it changes its form and becomes a cloud but its core existence remains the same. Then it falls back to the surface of the Earth to refresh (wash) the drought-filled land.
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