figures of speech 4. It went to some forgotten place. That's hidden in the infant's face
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IN THIS POEM WHAT DOES THE LINE"that's hidden in an infant's face" SIGNIFY ? These lines signify the disappearance of a particular stage in life. The infant's innocent face has a lot of feelings hidden behind itself. The childhood has hidden itself inside a child's consciousness.
Explanation: Childhood" by Marcus Natten reflects on the loss of innocence as a child grows up into an adult. ... Thus, he feels that his childhood has withdrawn into a "forgotten place". As he grew up he came to understand that there is no place for innocence in what we call reality.
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