How does the poet repent on his loss of childhood? – InterviewSolution

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1.	How does the poet repent on his loss of childhood?
Answer» He expresses concern over his childhood’s disappearance. Childhood cannot be regained. It keeps our life aloof from the world of hypocrisy, bitter reality and materialism.

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