This 3 sentence summary provides the key details from the poem "Rain in Summer" by HW Longfellow: The poem describes the beauty of rain falling after a dry spell, noting how it clatters on roofs like hoops and gushes out of overflowing gutters like rivers, portraying the rain as something welcome after its absence.

1. Rain in Summer (Poem) – H W Longfellow
By
A.Sharanya

2. How beautiful is the rain!

3. After the dust and leaf,

4. In the broad and fiery street,

5. In the narrow lane,

6. How beautiful is the rain.

7. How it clatters along the roofs,

8. Like the tramp of hoops!

9. How it gushes and troubles out

10. From the throat of the overflowing spout

11. Across the window pane

12. It pours and pours

13. And swift and wide

14. With a muddy hide

15. Like a river down the gutter roars

16. The rain, the welcome rain.