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“A child-so high-you are”, seems difficult to understand but if we focus on a child’s character, we will find children are naïve, innocent and pure. The girl fancied him  as naïve and pure in his mind as little kids( i don't understand this sentence. Is this mean the girl's opinion on the boy or herself?); Though fragile and naïve, she is changeable and has full potential to grow up. “A child –so high” seems quite conflictive. Yet keenly perceiving a child’s character, we will find that children own many good qualities and personalities that adults don’t possess. The girl is so pure, naïve and brave just like a little kid, therefore, the poet admires her shining points that other women do not have, and he even warships her as a holy princess in his eyes. That’s why the child is so high.
However, the last line of the poem came to a great change.
---“And all this is folly to the world.”
Is their love really a foolish one?
It goes without saying that it is not. All the above lines praise for the girl’s naïve, purity, independence, and beauty. All these are shining points. It implied that their love is worth admiring, yet the world don not understand it. Perhaps their love and free spirits seemed weird in other people’s eyes, so their behaviors are considered against the world regulations. Therefore, people all regard their love as foolish. These all prove that the poet is frustrated by the outside world.

a comment on a peom (2)

“A child-so high-you are”, seems difficult to be understood but if we focus on a child’s character, we will find children are naïve, innocent and pure. The girl fancied him, is as naïve and pure in his mind as little kids; Though fragile and naïve, she is changeable and has full potential to grow up. “A child –so high” seems quite conflictive, yet keenly perceiving a child’s character, we will find that children own many good qualities and personalities that adults don’t possess. The girl is so pure, naïve and brave just like a little kid, therefore, the poet admire her shining points that other women do not have, and he even warships her as a holy princess in his eyes. That’s why the child is so high uncomplete thought).
However, the last line of the poem came to a great change.
---“And all this is folly to the world.”
Is their love really a foolish one?
It goes without saying that it is not. All the above lines show praise for the girl’s naïvety, purity, independence, and beauty. All these are shining points, It implied that their love is worth admiring, yet the world don not understand it. Perhaps their love and free spirits seemed weird in other people’s eyes, so their behaviors are considered to be against the world regulations. Therefore, people regard their love as foolish. These all prove that the poet is frustrated to the outside world.

a comment on a peom (2)

“A child-so high-you are”, seems difficult to understand but once we focus on a child’s character, we will find children are naïve, innocent and pure. The girl took fancy of him for her naïve attitude and pureness in love as little kids; Though fragile and naïve, she is changeable and has full potential to grow up. “A child –so high” seems quite conflictive. Yet keenly perceiving a child’s character, we will find that children own many good qualities and personalities that adults don’t possess. The girl is so pure, naïve and brave just like a little kid, therefore, the poet admire her shining points that other women do not have, and he even warships her as a holy princess. That's why the child is so high.
Nevertheless, the last line of the poem came to a great change.
---“And all this is folly to the world.”
Is their love really a foolish one?
It goes without saying that it is not. All the above lines praise for the girl’s naïve, purity, independence, and beauty. All these are shining points. It implied that their love is worth admiring, yet the world do not understand it. Perhaps their love and free spirits seemed weird in other people’s eyes, so their behaviors are considered as against the world regulations. Therefore, people all regard their love as foolish. These all prove that the poet is frustrated to the outside world.