The poem "There Will Come Soft Rains" by Sara Teasdale describes a peaceful natural world in spring, full of soft rains, birds singing, frogs croaking, and blooming plum trees. It emphasizes that nature would continue undisturbed and indifferent even if humans were to perish totally, such as in the event of a war. The poem highlights how small and insignificant humanity is in the grand scheme of nature, which remains unaffected by human conflict or extinction. The poem carries a strong anti-war message, showing the resilience and lasting beauty of the natural world beyond human presence. Nature cares not for mankind's existence or destruction; it simply goes on quietly with its own rhythm.
