Monsoon is the second season in Bangladesh’s seasonal cycle. Our students have to write Rainy days – Paragraphs in various exams. So I tried to write Rainy days – paragraph properly. My post is for those of you who want to crack exams – write paragraphs.

Dear student, you can write Rainy days – paragraph in any of your exams. I hope you will do well in the exam if you can write these Rainy days – paragraphs correctly with quotes from different poems.

Rainy days paragraph 

Today is a cloudy day.

I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t feel like doing anything.

Bangladesh is a country of six seasons. Monsoon season follows summer. When the heat of summer turns lifeless around, Monsoon appears before us with a pulse of life. A day when the sky is overcast and it rains in torrents throughout the day so that the face of the sun cannot be seen is called a Monsoon Day or Rainy days . On this rainy day, nature seems to disappear from one another. The rain shower covers all around like a blanket of fog. Sometimes it rains in torrents and sometimes it rains in torrents.

On a crazy windy day

Crazy my mind danced.

The crazy wind of rain during monsoons is liked by those who are not in a hurry to leave the house, but those who have to go out to earn a living, those who have to starve with their families do not like this day. But those who are rich welcome this rainy day. This day becomes joyful for them as they hang out with friends instead of going out on this day.

It is a day for the ordinary people of Gaya, who give Rainy days in the daily calculation of money for food. Roads are flooded with rain water, farmers have no work in their fields and their crops are drowned. Sitting at home, they pass the time by pulling hooks, weaving nets or listening to folk songs. Village women – Jhira also cannot go out on that day, because of which they spend time sitting at home sewing kantha, gossiping stories. Busy people’s lives become stagnant.

last word

Even if the monsoon day is a day of hardship for the common people, still this day conveys mixed feelings in people’s minds because monsoon gives people a breath of relief when people are tired in the intense heat of summer. So the poet Rabindranath Tagore said –

On such a day it can be said

In such frequent rains.