Its okay, its love

I was watching this drama and when they read this poem i just felt touch.
When there is hardship, it will pass, all that has to be done is accept and move one.
Think of happinnesss even in the darkess hour, for your time will come too.

Poem: 
When the wind blows,
 let it come, stay, and leave.
 When a feeling of longing comes, 
let it come, stay and leave.
 Pain will come. It will stay and live.
 It will live, then leave.

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