English, asked by yash905027, 8 months ago

Write the central idea of "rain on the roof".

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Answered by singhrinki017

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A central "idea Rain of the Roof" by coates Kinney reveals a poem lauding the healing power of Nature's rain especially, when heard from a cozy bad in a lovely cottage. The first tells that it is pleasant to live and sleep snugly in a cottage on a rainy night.

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