The speaker softens as he hears uproar, the sky blooms like crocuses, the moon skids, hungry children weep, a lonesome kid looks for his mother, a man is mercilessly beaten, etc.

Hunger and poverty make children weep beneath the bat-bearing trees of Keshar Mahal in Thamel.

They are deprived of the constitutionally guaranteed liberties they are entitled to.

The term "unwedded gardens of history" refers to the society's previous unflourished events, which is a metaphor for Nepal's lawless, chaotic state as a result of sociopolitical dominance.

A forlorn child was wailing because because he found his mother and other kins and dear ones missing in the contemporary society.

Soft Storm means the speaker's troubled emotions which are not violent. "Soft storm" is used to describe the society's lawlessness and chaotic environment. In the context of today's society, a storm is a metaphor for the turbulence and uncertainty that the poet sees in the contemporary society.