what is the poet feeling towards childhood
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The poet, basically, seems to be obsessed about his childhood and, more so, about its loss. He feels very nostalgic and lament over the fact that his childhood will never come back.
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The poet regards childhood as a point of heavenly innocence. A child sincerely feels that there is a god above. He is free from all earthly evils. He believes that there is literally a heaven and a hell. He is truly religious in his soul. A child knows no hypocrisy. He always means what he says. There is no difference between his thoughts and actions. A child is free fromsense lf ego. He does not thik himself to be different from or superior to others. In short childhood is a state of heavenly innocence and purity of heart.
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