rainy days

The poem rainy days, is a replica of the saying, "there's light at the end of the tunnel".
it strikes one's attention towards the central theme of hope, after a lot of turmoil. the poet uses the figure of speech, personification in line one & two of the poem, to portray the bravery that humans undergoes, trying not to break in the face of trouble.

To cut the long story short, in the seventh stanza of the poem rainy days,

The wind, seems to nullify the fear's of the earth,
as Peace hovers above the face of
the waters,
The Firmament stop crying,
as it smiles revealing a set of blue teeth's, with golden - streaks,
sun at last.

wind as used in this context refers to situational change after a short period of suffering and turmoil. each stanza represent various groups of people and their attitude to inconvenient situations, as y'all read through.

It may seem as a joke but it's not, otherwise I would say "bazinga."

a poem meant to give us hope.