Question

Why does the rain call itself impalpable

Answer 1

the rain call itself impalpable bcoz it fulfill the needs of the nature

Answer 2

The rain calls itself 'impalpable' when it takes the form of a vapor, the humans are unable to feel, or touch it. This vapor moves towards the sky, turns into clouds which humans can't see, and then fall as rain. Thus, rain is 'impalpable.'

Explanation:

• In the context of the poem 'The Voice of the Rain,' the rain describes itself as 'impalpable' that means 'something that is not able to be perceived by senses(especially touch).
• This is because the entire process of water evaporating from the seas and oceans, rising of the water above the sky, taking the form of clouds, and then falling as rain remains unsensed, unfelt, untouched, and unviewed by humans.
• They are not able to see or touch this transformation of rain in different states despite the original content remaining the same. Thus, it is impalpable.

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