Munia KhanRain, Aren’t you my soul’s joyful tearsonly longing for the sky to be happy?
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The Japanese poet Ryokan wrote in his poem "Natsu no koi" (The Pleasures of Summer): "Rain, aren't you my soul's joyful tearsonly longing for the sky to be happy? With you, I keep drowning in the pleasure of summer, but when I begin to sink, when I want to cry, when I want to die... That's when I realize that even if I have no tears anymore, even if my heart has emptied out, even if there is no more sadness in the world, there still will be a single drop of sadness left in my heart."
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