Rain, at first glance, makes me think of sadness. It's true that when it rains, you don't necessarily want to go out and get soaked. Yet rain can be beautiful to watch; seeing the waves crashing during storms by the sea is impressive. Rain brings to mind the song from the animated film Bambi, "The Rain Song." It's rain that allows crops to grow, plants to thrive. There are countries that lack water; rain is water, and they need it to live, so it's essential. With global warming, the problem is that rain arrives in excessive quantities all at once (floods) or, conversely, not enough. Rain is life! But how can we cope with these disruptions and have enough rain, regularly, to be able to live properly on our planet? I look up. Outside, it's gray; it's the end of autumn. Through the window, I see a tree still proudly displaying its last golden leaves. It seems to be fighting against this gloomy weather. Look, a large cloud, drifting on the wind, my mind wa...
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