If winter comes, can spring be far behind?

These words from PB. Shelley’s poem ‘Ode to the West Wind’ are not mere words but they emanate a prophetic message. This combination of 33 alphabets has put a stamp of immortality on this simple poem that describes one of the elements of mighty Nature.

Each winter is followed by spring. Winter stands for helplessness frustration, and hopelessness. Notes of hope always exist. Spring means hope that is predicted for every human being.

Winter symbolizes death and depression, trials and tribulations, pangs and throngs, miseries and sufferings. Spring on the other hand stands for buoyant spirit, happiness and mirth, pulsating thrill and rejuvenating life, fragrance and aroma, light and hope.