The rain informed the poet that she could not be touched since she rises in the sky in the form of water vapour from the land and the unfathomable sea. It changes form while remaining the same. Condensation transforms the vapour into clouds. The rain is also compared to a song by the poet, as they both follow a same path. However, the song remains in the mind forever while the rain can be seen again next day. In the Indian subcontinent, people believe that if you write down the words of a song that has been played on the sarangi (a plucked string instrument) and add your own poetry, then when you read it later you will be able to remember how that song made you feel. Songs have the power to bring people together and make them forget their differences for a few hours or days. This is because songs convey feelings that words cannot always express. For example, someone who has just lost his/her loved one may find comfort in hearing "Danny Boy" or other songs about death and loss. People who suffer with depression should not be forced to listen to loud music or go out in the cold without any friends around them. They need time by themselves so that they can recover from their illness. Songs can also help us understand ourselves better. If you are trying to learn more about yourself or your culture, then listening to old songs is a great way to do this without being judgmental.