throughThrough this sight, the poet can reflectsis reflecting on how childhood experiences may influence adult life.
Already fromFrom the first line, we can already understand that the composition deals with the story of a personal experience, as the author uses "my"the personal pronoun; in the first line there"my." There is also another important word in the first line: "behold," thatwhich points out the sensory perception of sight. This verb is separated from its object by an enjambemant.
In the third, quarter and fifth lines there is the repetition of "so"," but the verb "to be" within them is first directed to the past, then to the present and then to the future. Always inIn the fifth line, there are two poetic licenselicenses; one for "when" because this temporal pronoun can not be used with the future and "shall," thatwhich can be used only be in the main sentences.
In the next line there is a Climaxclimax: " Or let me die!"
All And the seventh line is a paradox.