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Yes, the poet gets the answer to his question which he repeated several times in the poem. In the end, he finds his childhood hidden in the face of an infant child. Play quiz on Childhood Poem Summary of Childhood Poem
Yes, the poet gets the answer to his question which he repeated several times in the poem. In the end, he finds his childhood hidden in the face of an infant child.
See lessThese words mean that now that he is grown up, he is not influenced by others and their views. He is independent. He thinks without the influence of other, he takes decisions by himself because he is mature now. Play quiz on Childhood Poem Summary of Childhood Poem
These words mean that now that he is grown up, he is not influenced by others and their views. He is independent. He thinks without the influence of other, he takes decisions by himself because he is mature now.
See lessAccording to the poet, following are the three hallmarks of growing up: First, a person, in his childhood, is full of imaginations. He believes in Hell and Heaven. Second, when the person grows up, rationality and logic comes to his mind and he starts thinking rationally. Third stage is the maturityRead more
According to the poet, following are the three hallmarks of growing up:
The poet is rising rhetorical question "when his childhood went away" because he is not happy with adulthood. According to him, adults are hypocrites. They preach and talk about love. However their action are on contrary to what they show. The poet desires to go back to childhood which was full of iRead more
The poet is rising rhetorical question “when his childhood went away” because he is not happy with adulthood. According to him, adults are hypocrites. They preach and talk about love. However their action are on contrary to what they show. The poet desires to go back to childhood which was full of innocence.
See lessThe Adults seemed to be sweet and honest to the poet because they used to talk and preach love. Play quiz on Childhood Poem Summary of Childhood Poem
The Adults seemed to be sweet and honest to the poet because they used to talk and preach love.
See lessThe age of 11 is important for the poet because at this age he lost his childhood. At this age, he developed rational mindset. He started seeing the hypocrisy of the adults. Play quiz on Childhood Poem Summary of Childhood Poem
The age of 11 is important for the poet because at this age he lost his childhood. At this age, he developed rational mindset. He started seeing the hypocrisy of the adults.
See lessThe central idea of the poem Childhood is that childhood is the best time of any human being. It is full of imaginations and morality. On the other hand adulthood is full of hypocrisy. People preach about love but are full of hate. Hence the poet desires to go back to his childhood. Play quiz on ChiRead more
The central idea of the poem Childhood is that childhood is the best time of any human being. It is full of imaginations and morality. On the other hand adulthood is full of hypocrisy. People preach about love but are full of hate. Hence the poet desires to go back to his childhood.
See lessThe poem Childhood is nostalgic because the poet is talking about his lost childhood throughout the lines. He talks about the innocence and imaginations which he had during his childhood. He used to believe in Hell and Heaven. But now that he is grown up, he sees adults as hypocrites because they prRead more
The poem Childhood is nostalgic because the poet is talking about his lost childhood throughout the lines. He talks about the innocence and imaginations which he had during his childhood. He used to believe in Hell and Heaven. But now that he is grown up, he sees adults as hypocrites because they preach about love but have hate in their heart.
Now, the poet has rational mind. He does not believe in imaginary things. This is why he desires to go back to his childhood.
See lessAt the end of the poem, the poet realises that his childhood is hidden in the face of an infant child. Play quiz on Childhood Poem Summary of Childhood Poem
At the end of the poem, the poet realises that his childhood is hidden in the face of an infant child.
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The poet finds his childhood in the innocent face of an infant baby.
The poet finds his childhood in the innocent face of an infant baby.
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