Question

Briefly the summary of the poem A BLIND CHILD ​

Answer 1

Answer:

As the title suggests, the poem is about a blind child that the poet encounters.

There is a hint of sorrow in the opening, where the blind child fails to see why her baby brother is laughing.

The second stanza says the sight of a dead body is not as sad as a blind child in a green garden - unable to appreciate the beauty of the world.

Then the child touches his face, trying to determine whether he is good - and this frightens the poet (suggesting maybe he isn't that good).

Hesitation on part of the poet continues in the final two stanzas, where he marks how the child cannot see the aspects of nature around (butterflies, cows on the hill etc...)

But even though he himself can see them, he is unable to talk about them - because the child is blind.

You could speculate that this is due to the hesitation he feels, or even pit or sorrow for the blind child.