Who has stolen the youth of the poet in ‘On his Blindness’?
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The laws of life such as never stopping time, ageing, continuous growth of human body, etc. have stolen the youth of the poet.
The poet feels he had exceptional writing abilities, which he did not use optimally. After losing his eyesight, he realized he must have used his faculties to serve God.
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It is the work of fate that the poet has been affected by blindness at an early age, and the poet laments that he has not been able to do justice to writing quality poetry.
As far as ultimate trust and god’s judgement is concerned, the poet wants to thank god that he is alive, and lastly he realizes that they also serve God who patiently stand and wait.
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