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poem name a child's thought questions and answers

when does the child seek it ​

Answer 1

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The poem contrasts the nighttime, imaginative world of a child with his daytime, prosaic world.

• In the first stanza, the child, on going to bed, imagines castles, dragons, magic fruits, and gallant horsemen.

• In the second stanza, the child wakes up. The objects he had imagined as enchanted and part of his medieval fairyland are now ordinary, everyday objects. For instance, the castle has become a chair, and the horsemen have become a pair of boots. The "blue" streams he imagined are now a bath and watering can. By light of day, he can no longer return to his imagined world.

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